Haaretz
Yarden Michaeli is a seasoned journalist at Haaretz since November 2014, currently serving as a Knight fellow in Cambridge, focusing on the convergence of journalism and technology. Previous roles at Haaretz include Gaza Assignment Editor, Science and Environment Editor, Foreign Desk Deputy Chief, Desk Chief, and Editor, showcasing expertise in news coverage, editorial leadership, and critical reporting during significant global events. Yarden's background includes positions at Grab It, Wilde Agency, Apex Communications, wahwah.fm, Adkit, Maariv, and Die Tageszeitung, illustrating diverse experience in media, marketing, and event coordination. Educational credentials include a BA in American Studies and Economics from Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin and participation in an exchange program at New York University, with ongoing research scholarship at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Haaretz
Haaretz is Israel's leading daily newspaper and the oldest daily in Hebrew. It is generally considered one of the most respected newspapers in the world. Founded in British Palestine in 1918, Haaretz grew to become the most influential newspaper in Israel under the leadership of its iconic publisher and editor Gershom Schocken (1939-1990). It has a current circulation of about 70,000 copies in its Hebrew edition, while its English website draws more than 2.5 million unique visitors monthly. Currently led by editor-in-chief Aluf Benn and publisher Amos Schocken, Haaretz has more than 2,000 employees on its payroll, among them 600 in the editorial department. Haaretz has more reporters per readership than any newspaper in the world, producing a first class news daily in broadsheet format.