Azza Zarour is a Palestinian media personality, presenter, singer, and actress, born in Jenin. She gained widespread recognition across the Arab world during her ten-year tenure (2008-2018) as a presenter on MBC3, where she hosted popular shows for children and young adults, most notably "Banat Wa Bes," "Fekerha Sah," and "Khatawat Na'ema." Her media career began at a young age, and she participated in numerous local and international arts festivals from childhood. In 2018, Zarour left her television role to focus on her music, acting, and digital content creation career. She launched her own YouTube channel, featuring a diverse range of content including original music, travel vlogs, and lifestyle topics, which has garnered a significant following. In music, she has released several singles such as "Ommi" and "Rouh Rouh," as well as a popular cover of "Bella Ciao." She made her acting debut in 2020, starring in the Instagram-based series "The Last Breath" ("Al Nafas Al Akheer"). Azza Zarour currently resides in the United Arab Emirates, where she was granted a Golden Visa.

Throughout her career, Azza Zarour hosted the show "Banat Wa Bes" on MBC3 for seven consecutive seasons. It became one of the most successful programs targeting young girls in the Arab world, discussing a variety of social and entertainment topics. Zarour has described the program as one of the most important milestones in her professional life. In 2020, she starred in "The Last Breath" ("Al Nafas Al Akheer"), the region's first drama series filmed and released vertically specifically for the IGTV platform on Instagram. This pioneering experience allowed her to connect with her audience through an innovative and unconventional format for dramatic content. Zarour has achieved significant success as a digital content creator, earning both the Silver and Gold YouTube Creator Awards for her channel's growth. She participated in the official launch event for YouTube Music in the region and has been selected as a brand ambassador for global companies like Nivea and Labello. Additionally, she collaborated with the game PUBG Mobile to create an Arabic-themed version of its background music.

No verified information was found regarding her academic educational background, however, it is noted that she studied acting for a full year before her dramatic debut.