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Aaron Klein
Aaron Klein (born 1978)〔〔 Klein was 27 at the time of publication.〕 is a weekend radio talk show host, author, and Jerusalem bureau chief for ''Breitbart News Network'' and weekly columnist for the ''The Jewish Press''. Klein appears regularly on radio talk shows and TV programs. Klein has written seven books, three of which are New York Times bestsellers.
==Biography career==
Aaron Klein grew up in Philadelphia and graduated from Torah Academy Boys High School in Philadelphia. In his book ''Schmoozing with Terrorists'', Klein describes his upbringing: "I was a Talmud-studying Modern Orthodox Jew. I attended Jewish religious schooling my entire life from religious elementary school until college. I came from a tight-knit orthodox Jewish community."〔Klein, ''Schmoozing with Terrorists'', p. xv.〕
At Yeshiva University in New York City, Klein edited the undergraduate bimonthly student newspaper, ''The Commentator'' and changed his major from biology to English upon becoming editor.〔 Articles published in ''The Commentator'' regarding events such as use of an eight million dollar gift to the school and the removal of a secretary, written while Klein was a co-editor in chief, allegedly caused the school administration to remove some issues from circulation.〔 This prompted the paper's editorial board to threaten to sue the University, generating national media attention. Yeshiva University later signed a contract with Klein in which it agreed to discontinue the practice and reimburse ''The Commentator'' for the confiscated issues.〔
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