Yaniv Pohoryles is a journalist at Ynet News. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular attention to culture and society, exploring themes such as cultural movements, pop culture, and subcultures. Yaniv's work has been featured in various platforms, highlighting his insights into career pathing, professional training and development, and upskilling.
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Yaniv Pohoryles has a strong focus on the Jewish community, Israel, and antisemitism. His coverage attributes indicate he is particularly interested in expert commentary and evolving stories related to culture & society, government & politics, as well as world affairs.
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By: Yaniv Pohoryles
Jewish events retreat into private spaces, mezuzahs are removed, kippahs disappear and some Jews even change their names; more than two years after the October 7 massacre, Jewish communities abroad describe a growing sense of ‘Jewish fatigue' amid persistent antisemitism and pressure to hide Jewish identity
By: Yaniv Pohoryles
Veteran mariner Haim Shaham says Iran attempts to extract payments in the Strait of Hormuz threaten global trade norms, as crews navigate rising tensions, warships and uncertainty in one of the world’s most critical shipping routes
By: Yaniv Pohoryles
Argentine Jewish writer Marcelo Birmajer discusses Zionism in the Diaspora, Javier Milei’s support for Israel, his brother’s murder in a Jerusalem terror attack and the divide he sees among Jews after Oct. 7
By: Yaniv Pohoryles
Len Cherney, known as Israel’s 'bowling man,' explains how much it costs to build a bowling venue, why 12 lanes is the magic number, how mini bowling and duckpin are changing the game and what happened when Mubarak beat Arafat on the lanes
By: Yaniv Pohoryles
Adina Kraus dreamed of building her career as an artist in Melbourne, but says the aftermath of October 7 left her isolated, with exhibitions canceled and no place in Australia’s art world; now in Israel, she is preparing to show her work at Bezalel’s graduate exhibition
By: Yaniv Pohoryles
Jewish American comedian Olga Namer, of Syrian descent, grew up Orthodox before building a career on candid sex jokes; in an interview, she discusses hostility toward pro-Israel Jews in Mamdani’s New York and her dream TV series
American workplace expert George Stern shares messages from abusive managers who track employees, reject bereavement leave and send assignments during weddings, while teaching workers to document misconduct and set clear boundaries
By: Yaniv Pohoryles
The attempt to link every Jew to the situation in Gaza crossed the line and broke through the barrier of indifference in France, sparking outrage against the far left and the opening of an investigation; 'Attacking a Jewish DJ will not free Palestine'
By: Yaniv Pohoryles
Yonathan Bensoussan immigrated from France alone at 17 to serve in the IDF, became a social media star through viral videos and turned his passion for gourmet aperitif foods into a growing delicatessen business, with new locations, a food truck and a loyal following
Alice Walton largely stayed away from Walmart management, instead pouring her wealth into American art, a free museum and a new medical school, while a turbulent personal history includes serious crashes and a widely circulated mugshot
