Maariv
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Maariv (Hebrew evening) is a daily newspaper in Israel. Maariv is considered to express the opinion and feeling of the Jewish general public in Israel, and quoted much by the foreign press because of the emotional headlines it uses for news events. The Nimrodi family holds controlling stake in Maariv, and Yaakov Nimrodi serves as its chairman. Maariv's chief editor is Amnon Dankner.
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Supplements
On a weekday Maariv comes with the serveral supplement containing feature articles, columns, television and radio listings and the quick crossword. Other supplements are included during the week are:
- All week -
- Daily Magazine (Op-Ed, political commentary, health, crossword, culture, Culture and entertainment, television and radio listings)
- Economy section
- Sports
- Sunday – Bekef (Tourism, travels and food)
- Monday – Style (women magazine)
- Thursday – Maariv Askaim (business magazine)
- Friday –
- Mossaf Hashabat (Extanded Actualia)
- Sofshavue (weekend magazine)
- Promo (Culture and entertainment, TV and radio listings)
- The local newspaper
Notable journalists in Maariv
Present
- Amnon Dankner – chief editor
- Dan Margalit – political publicist
- Ben Kaspit – political reporter
- Ben Dror Yemini – editor of Op-Ed, publicist, mainly on antisemitism and debunking extremists from the far right and the far left
- Amnon Rubinstein – publicist, mainly on antisemitism
- Meir Shnitzer – TV and film critic
- Hanoch Daum – publicist
- Amir Rapeport – military reporter
- Sefi Handler – Maariv's reporter in France
- Menahem Ganz – Maariv's reporter in Italy
- Hila Alrai De Ber – health reporter
- Rubik Rosenthal – the Hebrew language ( הזירה הלשונית )
- Arel Segal – Betar, humor and urban legends
- Kobi Arieli – Haredi, humor and satire
Past
- Azriel Carlebach – founding editor, after whom Carlebach Street in Tel-Aviv is named
- Ephraim Kishon – humor and satire
- Yossef Lapid – today a senior politician and leader of Shinui
- Dan Ben Amotz – humor, culture, gossip
- Kariel Gardosh "Dosh" – cartoonist, creator of the "Srulik" ("little Israel") character
See also
External links
Categories: Israeli newspapers