Are you curious about what is going to happen in Israeli politics and social affairs in coming months? Do you want to know what is going on behind the scenes? If you have the questions, we have the answers.
Attila Somfalvi, Ynet's chief political correspondent
and analyst,
will answer your emailed questions
on Israeli politics, disengagement from Gaza, who will be the next prime minister, whether 80-year-old Shimon Peres will ever retire, and anything else you ask about.
Attila, 26, is a second year law student along with being Ynet's chief political writer. He describes himself as crazy about politics, political thinking and political strategies. He is not only expert on Israeli politics, but is intimately familiar with the thinking and practices of American political consultants, too.
He started his journalistic career at 16 and continued it during his three years of Israeli Army service, where he wrote for "Bamachane" ("On the base"), the IDF magazine.
He covered the crime scene in Tel Aviv for a year and a half before moving to the political beat.
Attila says he has kicked his TV out of his living room, but he is a frequent guest on TV shows, including the Russian channel.
He speaks four languages (Romanian, Hungarian, Hebrew and English), and reads two to three books a week.
Write to Attila (yes – you can do it in English) via Ynetnews Red Mail,
and he will answer your questions in an article to be posted prominently on Ynetnews. Please put your full name and city and country of residence in your Red Mail
form, so we can properly identify you.
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