Shira Haas Biography: Husband, Height, Age, Disability, Net Worth, Instagram, Parents, Movies, TV Shows

Biography

Shira Haas (born May 11, 1995) is a brilliant Israeli actress and TV personality. She has mesmerized audiences with her exceptional talent and on-screen charisma. 

She has garnered accolades throughout her career, receiving two prestigious Israeli Ophir Awards out of five nominations since 2014. However, her remarkable performance in the Netflix miniseries Unorthodox catapulted her to international fame in 2020. 

Her portrayal garnered widespread acclaim, earning her nominations for the Golden Globe Award and the Primetime Emmy Award. Simultaneously, Shira Haas triumphed at the Tribeca Film Festival, winning the coveted Best International Actress award for her stunning work in the Israeli drama film “Asia” (2020).

Shira Haas‘ journey into the spotlight began when she was cast in the film Princess’ lead role in 2014. Since then, her talent and versatility has graced both the big and small screens. Noteworthy appearances include her compelling performances in the acclaimed series Shtisel (2013–2020), the captivating The Jeweler (2015), the thought-provoking The Switch Principle (2016), the enthralling Harem (2017), and the evocative The Conductor (2018).

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Wiki Facts & About Data
Full Name:	Shira Haas
Born:	11 May 1995 (age 28 years old)
Place of Birth:	Hod Hasharon, Israel
Education:	Thelma Yellin High School of Arts, Israel Defense Forces
Nationality:	Israeli
Height:	1.58 m
Parents:	Ariela Leah Haas, Eran Haas
Siblings:	Dotan Haas
Spouse:	Not Married
Boyfriend • Partner:	Daniel Moreshet
Children:	N/A
Occupation:	Actress • TV Personality
Net Worth:	$1 million

Early Life & Education

Shira Haas, a radiant soul hailing from the vibrant city of Tel Aviv, Israel, was born on May 11, 1995. As destiny would have it, she graces the stage of life as the youngest among three siblings, her sister, Dotan Haas, a constellation in her orbit. 

Yet, like the interplay of light and shadow, Shira Haas‘s journey weaves a tale of both joy and sorrow, for on that fateful August 2, 2022, her heart bowed in reverence as her beloved mother, the ethereal Ariela Leah Haas, died, having fought valiantly against the ravages of cancer within the gentle embrace of a hospice. 

Eran Haas, a businessman, stands as Shira Haas‘s father, his wisdom and resolve to cast an unwavering light upon her path. Their roots are firmly anchored in Israel, her parents bear the legacy of Ashkenazi Jewish descent, and their ancestral tapestry is woven with threads of fortitude and resilience, for they emerge as torchbearers of their forebears’ survival through the darkness of the Holocaust. 

At the tender age of 14, an artistic fire ignited within Shira Haas, drawing her towards the hallowed halls of Tel Aviv’s Cameri Theater. There, she embarked upon a dance with the muse, honing her craft and surrendering herself to the intoxicating power of the stage. With each performance, she peered into the depths of vulnerability, weaving tales that stirred emotions and stirred souls.

Shira Haas sought solace and inspiration within the esteemed walls of the Thelma Yellin High School of Arts in Givatayim, Israel. There, she immersed herself in the luminous world of theatre, exploring the intricacies of her craft and discovering the alchemy of storytelling. 

A new chapter beckoned as she graduated from high school, and Shira Haas heeded the call of duty, offering her talents to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) performance theatre unit. In this quick but meaningful service, she kindled sparks of hope and comfort within the hearts of her fellow soldiers, using her artistry to illuminate the path amidst the shadows of duty.

Career

Shira Haas embarked on her acting journey at the tender age of 12, venturing into the realm of short films and casting her captivating presence onscreen. In 2013, she took her first steps into the world of television, gracing the Israeli series Shtisel with her undeniable talent. The show, a captivating portrayal of an Orthodox Jewish family in Jerusalem, witnessed her mesmerizing portrayal of Ruchama Weiss, the family’s eldest daughter.

But it was in 2020 that Shira Haas truly made waves, capturing international attention with her stellar performance in the Netflix miniseries Unorthodox. This poignant tale chronicled a young woman’s journey of breaking free from her ultra-Orthodox community in Brooklyn and seeking a new life in Berlin. Her portrayal of Esther Shapiro resonated deeply, earning her accolades, including a Golden Globe nomination and a Primetime Emmy nomination, spotlighting her undeniable talent and emotional depth.

Beyond television, Shira Haas has also graced the silver screen with her presence. In 2017, she captivated audiences in the Israeli film Foxtrot, which garnered critical acclaim and the prestigious Grand Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival. Her talent further flourished in the international production of Mary Magdalene (2018), where she shared the screen with esteemed actors Rooney Mara and Joaquin Phoenix.

Social Media

• Instagram: @shirahaas
• Twitter: @shirahaas
• Facebook: @shirahaasofficial
• YouTube: Shira Haas

Personal Life

Shira Haas is still in a relationship with her longtime boyfriend, Daniel Moreshet. She is not married and has no child.

Filmography

Here is a list of Shira Haas‘ filmography:

• 2013-2020: Shtisel (TV series) – Ruchama Weiss
• 2014: Princess – Adar
• 2015: The Jeweler – Shira
• 2015: Mario (TV series) – Tali Gadot
• 2016: The Switch Principle (TV series) – Salame
• 2016: Lost & Found (short film) – Rachel
• 2017: The Zookeeper’s Wife – Urszula
• 2017: Foxtrot – Alma
• 2017: Harem (TV series) – Tamar
• 2018: Mary Magdalene – Leah
• 2018: Broken Mirrors – Ariela
• 2018: Noble Savage – Anna
• 2018: The Conductor (TV series) – Odi
• 2020: Unorthodox (miniseries) – Esther Shapiro
• 2020: Asia – Vika
• 2021: The Girl from Oslo – Noa
• 2022: The Red Tent – Dina

Net Worth

Israeli actress Shira Haas has an estimated net worth of $1 million. She has gained recognition for her roles in the Israeli television series Shtisel and the Netflix series Unorthodox.