Haaretz
Gabrielle Briner possesses a diverse background in political affairs, innovation, and media. Currently serving as a Political Officer at the Embassy of Denmark in Israel and an Innovation Officer alongside the role of Sustainability Project Manager at Innovation Centre Denmark, Gabrielle contributes to significant projects related to sustainable development. Experience as a Features Writer and Web Desk Manager at Haaretz and roles at i24NEWS, including co-creator and senior producer, reflect a strong foundation in journalism and content creation. Previous work with the IDF Spokesperson Unit involved managing digital strategies and liaising with international media. Gabrielle's educational pursuits include a Master's degree in Environmental Studies from Tel Aviv University and a Bachelor's degree in Journalism from The University of Queensland. Additional studies include a photography course at the Museum of Modern Art and a course on fake news at Davidson College.
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.