Yossi Ben Atar Joins Kan Morasha to Host Prime Evening Current Affairs Show
Yossi Ben Atar, the political correspondent for the Israeli news site Srugim, is joining Kan Morasha, the Israeli Public Broadcasting Corporation's religious radio station, to host its main daily current affairs program. The show will air every evening at 7 PM and focus on the day's events, politics, society, and key issues relevant to the religious and ultra-Orthodox communities in Israel. Ben Atar will continue his political reporting for Srugim alongside his new role at Kan Morasha.
Bringing extensive experience in radio broadcasting and current affairs, Ben Atar will lead interviews, analyses, and discussions with decision-makers and public discourse leaders. His addition is part of Kan Morasha's strategy to strengthen its programming and expand coverage of topics important to the religious, ultra-Orthodox, and traditional sectors, following recent TGI survey data that identified Kan Morasha as the leading religious-ultra-Orthodox radio station in Israel.
Jonathan Shorak, Kan Morasha's director, praised Ben Atar's expertise and insight, emphasizing that his presence will enhance the station's evening broadcast with a seasoned and engaging voice. Ben Atar expressed enthusiasm about joining Kan Morasha, calling it his new home and highlighting the importance of independent public broadcasting. He thanked the management and his predecessor, Dov Eichler, for paving the way. Ben Atar promised a clear and focused agenda covering politics, settlement issues, community affairs, and Jewish culture, encouraging listeners to stay informed and engaged.
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