Fania Mozes was a key figure in one of Israel's most influential media dynasties as the wife of prominent publisher Gershom Mozes and the mother of Arnon Mozes, who succeeded his father as the head of Yedioth Ahronoth, Israel's leading daily newspaper. Born into a Jewish family, she married Gershom in the mid-20th century, becoming part of the Mozes family that founded and controlled Yedioth Ahronoth since its inception in 1939. The family wielded significant influence over Israeli public discourse, politics, and culture through their media empire, with Fania supporting the family's endeavors behind the scenes. Throughout her life, she maintained a relatively private profile compared to her husband and son, focusing on family matters and possibly philanthropic activities associated with the family's interests. The Mozes family's control of Yedioth Ahronoth positioned them at the center of Israeli media power, often sparking debates about media concentration and influence on national politics. Fania's role, though not publicly prominent, contributed to the continuity of this legacy. She passed away in the early 2000s, leaving behind a family that continues to shape Israeli journalism. Her life exemplified the intertwining of family, media, and power in Israel's development as a modern state.