Gad Lerner
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Gad Lerner in 2010
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Born | Beirut, Lebanon |
7 December 1954
Occupation | Journalist, writer and tv presenter |
Gad Eitan Lerner (Hebrew: גד איתן לרנר; born 7 December 1954) is an Italian journalist, writer and TV presenter.
Career
In 2000, Lerner served as director of news broadcasts TG1 for Rai 1 but resigned after a selection of pornographic footage was mistakenly aired on prime time during his news broadcast on TG1.[1][2][3] Along with his resignation, he revealed that a politician from National Alliance, Mario Landolfi, who also was the president of the parliamentary commission of vigilance regarding the public TV broadcasting service, asked him to favour an acquaintance of his in the TG1.[4]
In 2001, Lerner participated in the foundation of new Italian TV channel La7, where he was the first director of the news program TG La7 for a short time and after he hosted a weekly talk show L'Infedele until 2012.[5] He left La7 in 2013[6] and has since curated and developed other TV programs, including the talk show Fischia il vento[7] for La EFFE and a documentary series Operai[8][9] for RAI 3.
In 2010, he was denied visa to Syria, even after his friend and journalist Alix Van Buren defended him: "He often defends the Muslim communities in Italy and their right to have mosques ... he is an independent Jew, who doesn't belong to any lobby ..., he signed a petition written by a group of European Jews which opposes some of the politics of Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu."[10]
In 2007, Lerner was one of the founding members of the Democratic Party (PD) in Italy.[11] In 2017, Lerner resigned from the PD in protest against the party's politics over immigration.[12]
Selected bibliography
- 2005: Tu sei un bastardo. Contro l'abuso delle identità (ISBN 978-8807840609).
- 2009: Scintille. Una storia di anime vagabonde (ISBN 978-8807171789).
- 2017: Concetta. Una storia operaia (ISBN 978-8807173349).
References
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External links
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Preceded by | Deputy editor in chief of La Stampa 1993–1996 |
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Preceded by | Editor in chief of TG1 2000 |
Succeeded by Albino Longhi |
New title | Host of Otto e mezzo 2001–2002 |
Succeeded by Luca Sofri |
New title | Host of L'Infedele 2002–2012 |
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