Stars of "The Patriots" celebrate career milestone: "This is a great excitement"
On the TV show "The Patriots," Yotam Zimri and Yedidya Meir announced they are joining the writing staff of the newspaper and digital platform "Olam Katan," owned by businessman Yitzhak Mirilashvili.
During the broadcast of the TV show "The Patriots," panelist Yedidya Meir congratulated journalist and host Yotam Zimri on joining the writing staff of the newspaper and digital platform "Olam Katan."
At the same time, Yedidya Meir noted on air that he is also joining the newspaper's team. Management stated that this move follows the recruitment of several other leading writers. The overarching goal is to expand the range of content, diversify opinions, and provide readers with a more in-depth journalistic experience.
"I want to congratulate you, myself, and the readers of the 'Olam Katan' bulletin, which is coming out this week in an expanded edition. It was a long-standing bulletin in synagogues, but now it will be available across the country and is being strengthened by a gifted writer, Yotam Zimri. For me, this is a great excitement," Meir said to Zimri.
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The Sabbath bulletin "Olam Katan" is a weekly newspaper and news site for the National-Haredi sector, owned by businessman Yitzhak Mirilashvili. First published during Passover 2004, it has transitioned this month from a Sabbath bulletin into a full-scale weekly. Billionaire and philanthropist Yitzhak Mirilashvili is one of the wealthiest and most influential figures in Israel and Russia. He owns the "Israeli Jewish Channel," which operates Channel 14, the radio stations "Kol Hai," and the site "News 0404," as well as the "Israeli Economic Channel" and the public company "Rothstein Real Estate."
Journalist Yotam Zimri recently made headlines after sharing that he and his wife, Dr. Shiran Zimri, a researcher in neuroscience and ALS, have separated. The couple has three children, including twins born in 2017. In a conversation on the "Tzamad Re'im" podcast from NVP, Zimri addressed the situation: "People are always asking: 'Why aren't you wearing your ring?' Shiran and I are separating after 17 years together."
Zimri sent an emotional message to his estranged wife, expressing gratitude for their years together. He clarified that they would continue to work together and raise their children with mutual respect and love: "Shiran is an amazing woman and an amazing mother. We want to show our children that a family unit can continue to function even after a separation. Thank you, Shiran, for an amazing family, an amazing life, and amazing relationships."
