Kotarim International Publishing

Moshe Alon founded his first newspaper Yediot Hagalil in 1974 in the Galilee. In 1983 he founded Zomet Hasharon, a local newspaper in the Sharon region of Israel and was its editor-in-chief for several years. He won the Ziv prize for journalism in 1986.[2] Alon later became the editor-in-chief of Olam Haisha, a monthly woman's journal. [3] He has hosted radio shows and was the editor-in-chief of El Al’s Atmosphere magazine. Alon also taught Communications at the Interdisciplinary Center (IDC) in Herzliya. At the beginning of the millennium, he founded KIP. [1] He has written a children’s book and a history book in Hebrew. [4]

The main genres Kotarim publishes are:

• Holocaust books: Including Heroism in the Forest: The Jewish Partisans of Belarus, by Zeev Barmatz and Memories that Won’t Go Away: A Tribute to the Children of the Kindertransport, by Michele M. Gold."[5]
• Biography and Memoir: Such as new biography of the late Israeli prime minister Yitzhak Rabin by Robert Slater, Rabin: 20 Years After [6][7] and Freedom & Loneliness, by Avraham Aviel.[5]
• Fiction: e.g. The Black Sun by Amnon Rubinstein.[5]
• Non-fiction: Such as How to: Be Healthy, Be Happy by Prof. Ervin Y. Kedar and Mendes System Pain Free Arthritis Exercises by Prof. David G. Mendes MD.[5]
• Hebrew books: Including, The Music of Leadership by Rosh HaAyin mayor Moshe Sinai and Current affairs by Dr. Aharon Yitzhaki.[8]

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