Career
Previously she worked as an anchor on Israel Broadcasting Authority"s Channel 1. Hasson began her journalistic career as a criminal law correspondent, and afterwards was appointed a political reporter on Channel 1. Today she serves as the Channel"s main correspondent for political affairs, as the presenter of the weekend primetime "Yoman" news and current affairs magazine, as well as the host of the long-running radio political talk show "Hakol Diburim" on Reshet Bet (the second network) of the International Business Alliance"s Kol Yisrael.
Hasson became known for numerous influential known stories she reported.
In addition, in 2004 she reported that tape recordings of then Knesset member Yosef Paritzky revealed that he allegedly attempted to fabricate a case against then Knesset member Avraham Poraz, both of whom represented the Shinui party;
In advance of the 2006 elections, Hasson and Ben Caspit presented a lead-up program, "Israel Votes," on Channel 1, in addition to her daily work as the Channel"s principal political affairs reporter. In 2008, the pair became the presenters of the weekend prime-time news magazine "Yoman."
Hasson is married to the Israeli television producer and talent agent Shai Nesher, and is the mother of two.