Vesti was the leading [1] Israeli newspaper in Russian. Last issue was 12/27/2018 .
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History
The predecessor of the Vesti newspaper, the Vremya newspaper in Russian, was founded in 1991 as part of the Maariv newspaper concern (owner - multimedia tycoon Maxwell ). A well-known public figure Eduard Kuznetsov headed the newspaper.
In 1992, the staff of the Vremya newspaper founded the Vesti newspaper (as part of the Yediot Aharonot concern).
Until February 1, 2017, the newspaper was published daily, except Friday and Saturday. With the opening of the Vesti website www.vesty.co.il, the newspaper switched to a weekly output. On Thursday, the newspaper was issued in an expanded format and contained applications on a variety of topics.
On January 15, 2017, the Internet portal www.vesty.co.il opened with round-the-clock information on the news of Israel and the Middle East. In addition to news, the portal publishes analytical articles on events in the region, materials on the life of the Russian-speaking community, culture, health, tourism, and cooking.
Chief editors of the newspaper
- Eduard Kuznetsov (1992-1999)
- Ilya Naimark (1999-2001)
- Vera Edidya (2001-2002)
- Leo Balzan (2002-2005)
- Sergey Podrazhansky - and. about. Editor-in-Chief (2005-2007)
- Anna Sadagurskaya (2007—2014)
- Dani Spector - (2014—2016)
- Sasha Vilensky - (2016—2018)
Journalists
Such newspapers worked and work in the newspaper as Lev Melamid (deputy editor-in-chief), Alexander Goldstein (1957-2006), Arkan Kariv (1963-2012), Anton Nosik , [2] Mark Zaychik , [3] Alexander Elin , Zeev Bar -Sella , Evgenia Kravchik , Dov Kontorer , Lazar Danovich , [4] Yakov Shaus , Vladimir Bader, Max Lurie , Sergey Podrazhansky, [5] Valery Heart (Hertz), Sheli Shraiman, [6] Evgenia Lamikhova, [4] Grigory Kulchinsky , [7] Anna Isakova, [8] Yan Toporovsky, [8] Daniil Davidzon, Alexander Dubinsky, Dmitry Epstein, Vadim Naiman, [9] Roman Yanushevsky, [10] Alexander Likht ikman, Victor Likht, Irina Solganik [8] , Alexander Averbukh , Borislav Protchenko, etc.
Applications
Weekly Apps
- Health on Sundays
- “Abroad” - on Mondays,
- "Sport" - on Tuesdays,
- "Veteran and Warrior" - on Wednesdays.
Weekend Apps
The following newspaper supplements are currently being released on Thursday:
- Vesti-2 - a weekly application with an overview and analysis of political events
- "Windows" - a weekly literary and artistic supplement, until the end of 2010 contained the satirical magazine " Beseder? " [4]
- Non-Stop is a program of programs for the week of Israeli, international and Russian television channels. Contains articles on art and show business
- "Treasurer" - a weekly economic application
Monthly Magazines
- "Charm" - a monthly women's magazine
- World of Travel - monthly travel and geographic magazine
- “Delo Vkusa” - a monthly culinary magazine
- Optima - a monthly magazine about a healthy lifestyle
Notes
- ↑ Vesti is Israel’s largest Russian newspaper, 2003 .
- ↑ Alexander Kogan, Israeli journalist Arkan Kariv will be buried in Moscow , IzRus website, 04/23/2012
- ↑ Like in the movie: the former Mossad liquidation department commander was killed by a truck (inaccessible link) . Date of treatment September 17, 2012. Archived October 18, 2012.
- ↑ 1 2 3 LAZAR DANOVICH: “FOR ISRAELISTS RUSSIAN NEWSPAPER AND“ NEWS ”IS SYNONYMS”
- ↑ Roman Gershzon, MEETING IN THE PRESS CLUB
- ↑ PRESS CLUB GUEST - SHELI SCHRIMAN
- ↑ "Round table". The discussion was intense (Video) Archived March 3, 2012 on Wayback Machine
- ↑ 1 2 3 Michael Yudson. Faces of "Windows"
- ↑ Weapons of mass relocation
- ↑ Roman Yanushevsky, Revolutions are done quietly , “Windows”, reprint on the website “Jerusalem Chronicles”, 2011
Links
- Newspaper site
- Facebook newspaper page
- Lead Roitman. Vesti is Israel’s largest Russian newspaper . svoboda.org (June 12, 2003). Date of appeal April 12, 2018.
- The culture of Israel. Newspapers
- Michael Yudson. Faces of "Windows"