Life And Death Of Ofra Haza

Life And Death Of Ofra Haza (Hebrew: חייה ומותה של עפרה חזה) was a 2002 Israeli documentary about the life and death of Israeli singer Ofra Haza. The Hebrew language documentary was first broadcast on Israeli television in January 2002. The documentary features family, friends and those who helped in the success of Ofra Haza's career.

Links To Peel
According to Grant Goddard who was one of the many responsible for Ofra Haza's success in Europe, he mentioned how an Israeli TV production interviewed him and Peel about the song 'Galbi':

"'In 2000, I was shocked to learn of Ofra’s death at the age of 42 from AIDS-related organ failure. Two years later, an Israeli television film crew came to London and filmed an interview about my role in creating their country’s most successful international pop star. They had just filmed a similar interview with John Peel at his home, during which he impressed them by producing the handwritten letter that had accompanied the Ofra records I had initially sent him from Israel seventeen years earlier. The interviewer asked me if I had made a fortune from ‘discovering’ Ofra Haza for the international market. All I had received was one cheque for £200 from the UK record company in 1988 to reimburse my expenses for Ofra's first London promotional visit.'"

In the TV documentary, Peel is featured not at his home, but in BBC Radio One's studio and makes an appearance between 6:45 and 7:08 of the video describing the letter he got from Grant Goddard about the record and how he enjoyed it.