Dror Globerman

Dror Globerman was born in 1977 in Haifa

Dror Globerman was born in Haifa in 1977. He studied in the gifted class at the Leo Baeck school in the city. As a high school student he edited the school paper, broadcast on a youth radio show on Kol Israel and wrote for a local Haifa paper.

He began his army service as a combat soldier in the Air Defense Command. After his medical profile was lowered, he served as a reporter for the Air Force magazine.

From 1999 to 2009 he worked at Maariv as a high tech reporter and editor. In 2005 he and Amit Cohen were the first Israeli journalists to report on the Air Force attack drone. From 2009 to 2011 he worked at the Channel 2 news company, and from 2011 he hosted the magazine show Anashim and the morning show Yom Hadash.

In 2012 he founded the tech site NEXTER and served as its editor in chief. Since 2017 he has hosted a show on Galei Tzahal, and since 2018 the daily show NEXT on Keshet 12, whose campaign pushed for the 2018 fax law. He also made the documentary series The Battle for the Brain and lectures in MBA programs.

He plays keyboards and guitar, has backed musician Yuval Gurevich since 2003 and has been a member of the band Naj Hamadi since 2005. He is married to Chen Gutter and they have 3 daughters.