Besheva Newspaper Launches New Design After 25 Years
The Israeli weekly newspaper Besheva is launching a new design and format ahead of the Rosh Hashanah holiday, marking 25 years since its inception. The revamped publication will feature new sections and writers joining its editorial team. The first updated issue is set to be distributed on the eve of Rosh Hashanah, ushering in the new Hebrew year with its refreshed content.
Dudu Saada, chairman of the Besheva Group, announced the changes on his Facebook page, stating, "After 25 years of work, writing, mission, and weekly engagement with tens of thousands of homes in Israel, there are moments when even a veteran home needs renewal." He expressed his excitement, emphasizing that while the newspaper's appearance has changed, its core mission and commitment to its readership remain the same. "We have renewed our look, but the heart remains the same heart. The same mission. The same love for our public. The same commitment to be here, week after week. May it be a good and successful time."
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