Yinon Magal Joins Popular Weekly Publication
Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba
Media personality Yinon Magal will begin writing a weekly column for the publication "Olam Katan" starting this Saturday. His column will appear in print and online, covering security, national, social, and political topics. Magal's addition is part of "Olam Katan's" expansion, aiming to increase its influence among the religious-national public.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Media personality Yinon Magal will start writing a weekly column for "Olam Katan" this Saturday.
- Magal's column will be featured in print and digital versions of the publication.
- He currently hosts "HaPatriotim" on Channel 14 and a show on Radio 103FM.
- Magal's addition is part of "Olam Katan's" expansion and aims to broaden its content.
- The publication seeks to be a central media outlet for the religious-national public.
Media personality and presenter Yinon Magal is joining the writing team of the weekly publication "Olam Katan," beginning this coming Saturday. Magal, who is considered an influential figure in public discourse, will publish a weekly column in both the print edition, distributed in synagogues, and the publication's digital platforms. He currently hosts the current affairs program "HaPatriotim" on Channel 14 and a daily current affairs show on Radio 103FM. Previously, Magal served as the chief editor of the Walla! website, presented the "Mabat" news broadcast on Channel 1, and was a member of the Knesset. He also served as a combat soldier in the Sayeret Matkal unit of the IDF. His writing will focus on security, national, social, and political issues central to Israeli discourse. Magal's addition is part of a broader expansion by "Olam Katan," which has increased its weekly page count to over 80 and upgraded its digital operations and roster of writers. The publication stated that Magal's joining is intended to broaden the range of opinions and analyses, solidifying "Olam Katan" as a central media outlet for the religious-national public and the national camp in Israel.
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