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Gad Lerner (born 7 December 1954 in Beirut, Lebanon) is an Italian journalist and writer. ==Career== He began his news career in 1976, writing for the ultra-leftist daily ''Lotta Continua'', belonging to the eponymous political entity, becoming its deputy director. He then worked for the Genoan daily ''Il Lavoro'', as well as for Radio Popolare, the communist newspaper ''Il Manifesto'' and the weekly newsmagazine ''L'Espresso''. Notoriety and success came when he started working for television broadcasts on Rai Tre, among which ''Profondo Nord'' and ''Milano, Italia''. His reporting coincided with the infamous years of bribery scandals, known as Tangentopoli (Italian for ''Bribesville''), and the ascent of the Lega Nord separatist political movement - Lerner successfully portrayed in his shows the deep changes the country was experiencing. He later served as director deputy director of the national newspaper ''La Stampa'' and briefly as director of news broadcasts for TG1 and Rai Uno. He publicly resigned after a selection of pornographic footage was mistakenly aired on prime time during his news broadcast, TG1. 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.〔http://www.repubblica.it/online/politica/gadlerner/gadlerner/gadlerner.html〕 Gad Lerner is currently host of the news talk show ''L'Infedele'', on La7 TV channel. He is considered left-leaning. He also occasionally collaborates with the weekly ''Vanity Fair Italia'', and writes books. He maintains his personal blog, where he personally writes to and answers his visitors ((www.gadlerner.it )). His hostility to Israel brought him to leave the Jewish community of Milan in 2010. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Gad Lerner」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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