Economic journalist and commentator Nehemia Strassler, 75, is ending his work at the Haaretz newspaper after 44 years of writing and editing. According to Globes, Strassler asked to end his role, and thanked the newspaper for its professional home and the freedom of writing it gave him. According to Ice, he has worked at the newspaper since 1983.
According to Globes and Ice, Strassler has won four journalism awards, including the Sokolow Prize and a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Tel Aviv Journalists' Association. According to Srugim, this will happen on Friday.
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Arutz Sheva
Arutz Sheva reports that Strassler, addressing his retirement, said he felt it was time to retire.
Ice
Ice reports that Strassler began working at the newspaper in 1983 and has won four journalism awards, including the Sokolow Prize and a Lifetime Achievement Award.
Globes
Globes reports that Strassler is known for promoting free-market economics and fighting monopolies and concentration, and thanked the newspaper for the freedom of writing it gave him.
