Yedioth Ahronoth Magazine Editor Efrat Zamer-Bronfman Steps Down After 14 Years
Efrat Zamer-Bronfman, editor of Yedioth Ahronoth's flagship 7 Yamim magazine, is stepping down after 14 years, with Uri Glickman set to take her place amid ongoing editorial restructuring.
Yedioth Ahronoth is undergoing significant editorial leadership changes. Efrat Zamer-Bronfman, editor of the flagship weekend magazine "7 Yamim", has announced her departure by the end of the year after 14 years with the media group.
Leadership Transition at 7 Yamim
Zamer-Bronfman took the helm of "7 Yamim" in December 2023, following a tenure as deputy editor alongside Yoav Rivak. Throughout her career at the publication, she has served in various senior editorial capacities, including news desk editor, head of the news desk, and editor of special supplements. She will be succeeded by Uri Glickman, who previously edited the "Diukan" magazine for Makor Rishon.
"We part ways with her with gratitude and great appreciation, wishing her much success in her future endeavors," the management stated in a message to the staff.
Broader Organizational Shifts
These changes follow a wave of restructuring announced earlier in the year across Yedioth Ahronoth. Notably, Aviv Habron concluded his 18-year run as editor of "HaMusaf LeShabat", while other departures included prominent figures across various magazine divisions and local networks.
