The deputy editor-in-chief of "Israel Today", Ariel Schmidberg, this evening (Thursday) informed the newspaper's management of his intention to retire, after 15 years in the organization.
For the past decade, Schmidberg has held senior positions at the paper.
Since 2011 Schmidberg has been the director of the news department, and in 2017 he was simultaneously appointed deputy editor-in-chief and director of the digital department.
"I built thousands of newspapers, headlines and headlines," Schmidberg said in response, "I led the beginning of 'Israel Today''s transition to the digital age, with a new website and app. "And podcasts. In the end - there's nothing like telling a good story (no matter what platform), and there's nothing like knowing in front of everyone. That's why I entered this profession."
"Israel Today" for me is a home and always will be. I have no words to thank former editors-in-chief Amos Regev and Boaz Bismuth (very dear) for the opportunity, trust and support. Thank you to my amazing team - managers, coordinators, reporters, editors, designers, proofreaders and photographers - "A quality group of people with a deep commitment to the profession, who will do everything to get the push out in front of everyone and the headline on the page will be the most accurate," he concluded.
Israel Today's acting editor-in-chief, Amar Lachmanovich, said in response: "Ariel Schmidberg was present at all the important nodes of 'Israel Today' and held a variety of senior editorial positions throughout the newspaper's 15 years - headed by the news department director and deputy editor-in-chief.
We thank him for his professional contribution, great dedication and constant dedication - and wish him much success along the way.
"Israel Today" will continue to be the leading newspaper in the country, and will soon significantly expand its activities, including in the digital field, led by top professionals in Israel. "
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