Erel Segal

Moshe Erel Segal (born September 14, 1970) is a journalist, satirist, columnist, publicist and media personality expressing Israeli right-wing political views.

Biography

Segal was born in Israel, the son of attorneys comfort and Zalman Segal. His cousins are brothers in Israel Segal and Rabbi Dan Segal. Attended religious high school and secondary school Himelfarb Hartman. In 1988 he was drafted and served in the Golani Brigade. Golani moved Segal combat training track. then served as an instructor in the battalion 17 and eventually served clinic Base 3. Graduated from the Camera Obscura Film and worked as a security guard in the Muslim Quarter of Jerusalem. In 2002 he wrote the book "Diary of a psychopath" that brings together short stories, salacious tales and scandals. Segal is a member of the rock band Nag Hammadi, composed of journalists and media professionals Israelis. Segal is the bassist. Local elections in 2013 placed ninth in the list of "Dawn make education" Intelligence City Council. On 5 December 2013 physically attacked by animal rights activist Gary Yourofsky. The attack caused a big fuss and much discussion in the media and the public about the vegan trend in Israel, and how the Iorofski. Over the years, Segal began the process of repentance, and as of 2014 he wears a skullcap. In January 2015 it was suggested Segal armor on the Likud list in the 20th, but he chose to continue his journalistic work. Segal lives in Modiin-Maccabim-Reut. He is married with four children.

The written press

From 1999 Segal wrote a humorous column in the newspaper Maariv, which was often explicit or offensive. Over a period of time other reporters clashed with the paper and its readers about the significance of humor and of expressing his views. The column in Maariv urban legends businesses. In 2008 stopped writing Maariv columnist and has written it firsthand. According to him, Maariv would not allow him to write about his political views. Segal returned write a weekly column in the supplement to the weekend of Maariv in August 2009. In 2011 moved to write a weekly column in "Mosfsbt" of Ma'ariv called "Segal ways." Segal met his writing with different people and clarified through political issues at hand (for example: he accompanied the members of the new guard of activity at night, Ryan Zuhair Andreus regarding possible intifada of Israeli Arabs and held a conversation with the attorney Eldad Yaniv established by the National left). Later he returned weekly column Weekend. In 2012 Segal wrote several columns also sports supplement of Maariv. In the second decade of the 21st century, Segal also wrote op-ed columns commentary of Maariv and commentary columns appear in the main pamphlet. Following the crisis in Maariv in 2014, which virtually shut down the newspaper and many of its employees have been laid off, stopped Segal write Maariv and going to the website "measure" .Since 2015, Segal supplement weekly column "Diary" Makor Rishon.

On radio and TV

In addition to writing Segal presented a program called "Segal nervous" radio station "Radio Never Sleeps" which expressed his opinion on current events and held talks with the listeners. Since 2007 has been submitted with a breakfast bar change Gal Gabai cotton Radio 99 ". In June 2006, the discount Segal Charlton's World Cup studio together with lawyer Ari Shamai, and members of sports Bonni Ginzburg and lion Meliniak. Also weekly guides Segal Centre site plan Meir along with Rabbi Uri Sharki deals with issues arising Portion. Since July 2010 he works as a replacement of the current affairs program and the financial year-old Emanuel Rosen Radio non-stop ". In 2011 the program began to participate in the panel discussion "owls" hosted by Channel 8. Rogel Alper also selected to participate as a petitioner "New Evening" and joined the panel program "Sabbath cover" of the sports channel. In 2014 began to instruct the TV show "patriots" on Channel 20. In addition, Segal served daily program called "never shut up" 10: 00-12: 00 on radio "waves of Israel." The program deals with current affairs with each day of the week transmitter serves other side Segal. The program includes a dialogue between Segal person making the second and interviews with people on issues on the agenda. Program Segal expressed clearly right-wing views and support for statehood.

Musical career

Staff member of the band press "Nag Hammadi", which are members of the Dror Feuer Dror Globerman, light Heller Tal Lazar. In October 2014 the band released their first single "Do not go to sleep," Segal lyrics composed by the band members. The single is part of a debut album, "Greatest Hits That Changed the World (Part I)" published in October 2015.

Character writing

Segal is known for his weekly columns, starting broadsheet sports section of the local newspapers Yediot Aharonot, Ma'ariv passed by, the column became a one-page supplement "Weekend" of "Ma'ariv", later appeared as double-page supplement "diary" of First Source, and over one-page column Weekend "of" Ma'ariv ". Originally, the columns of Segal especially in sports, but over time began to engage even urban legends and fairy tales with Puente funny, most of which revolved around debauchery, crime, strange characters and special, loser and formation backstairs dealing with poor neighborhoods and alleys of New York and Tel Aviv. Other columnists were even in matters of sports (especially Beitar Jerusalem same fan Segal), politics (Segal is associated with the political right) and religion. Following a car accident which injured his father [source needed], began to write on matters of religion and belief (Segal takes a sympathetic approach to tradition and Judaism [10]) and eventually repented. The writing of Segal characterized by associative and use metaphors and imagery and creative, especially in the world of politics and the underworld and sometimes images are dirty suggestive sexuality and body secretions. Often combines Segal writing citations and quotations of historical figures - including singing classical Hebrew and Jewish literature - when quotations related the subject line. In many Segal wrote columns for historical affairs eccentric and bizarre from a unique perspective and linking them in a timely right (usually as an example). In recent years, Segal also wrote a political column in which he expressed right-wing views, some of them as part of a weekly column Weekend "But others were also published in the main paper (new part) in response to urgent topicality affairs, and some op-ed. Known for his sympathy for Beitar Jerusalem soccer team.

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