Alona: Veronica Mars is basically my main project, and some personal things that I am trying to do.
Alona: The first time I went on set because the first time you get to work here, seeing that I'm from a different country, it's just like a dream, so you remember that.
Alona: Everybody is human and especially actors are the most critical, judging people especially on ourselves.
Alona: The role was supposed to be either way, it just so happened to be that I was the best pick for that and he [Rob Thomas] knew that in advance. He had met me in a business meeting beforehand and then he basically just told me that I would be able to do it. That was just my biggest break!
Alona: I remember walking on set and seeing the many, many employees and all the people and the art department and the beautiful sets and I was just in awe.
Alona: So, naturally because I want to do the best job when you watch yourself you are like, 'oh, damn it, I could have done this better.' At the end of the day I'm pretty happy with what I have done.
Alona: Well, some of the current projects that I am working on are basically staying afloat. Not really staying afloat but keeping busy because there is nothing really besides Veronica Mars at the moment that I can actually say, there is nothing definite at the moment.
Alona: For me it's [filming inside a high school] like being there for the first time, because I'm not from here so it is completely different.
Alona: It was my choice to make her [her character] a sweet human being but not dumb. Because when you think teenager, you don't think that they are sharp and intelligent and it just came across.
Alona: I am so grateful that I even have people who know my name and they are the most precious things to somebody like me. I only hope I make them happy when I do my job, I hope they continue enjoying the show [Veronica Mars]. If I do more things I just hope they enjoy them also, I am eternally grateful to each and every one!
Her favorite foods are scallops and schnitzel.
She moved to New York to live with her sister.
She started her acting career with a children's musical tape called Pim Pam Po 2, playing an evil witch named Mashefula.
Alona is 1.63 meters tall.
Alona recorded a song with famous Israeli Rap duo, Subliminal and the Shadow.
Alona can speak and sing fluent Hebrew.
Alona was the lead female actress in the israeli kid's sitcom about a straggling band that lives together called The Pajamas. At the time the show was airing it was the most popular kids show in Israel.
According to a recent interview Veronica Mars creator, Rob Thomas, created the character of Meg especially for Alona.
Alona recorded a song with Wyclef Jean, who is a singer/rapper.