Career
He resides in Los Angeles, California. Mr. Doron has published over 2,000 articles, interviews, investigative reports and commentaries in a variety of Hebrew-language media in Israel and in the United States. He began his career as an investigative Journalist for HaOlam HaZeh, a leading weekly in Israel at the time, edited by the legendary Israeli journalist Uri Avneri. Doron rose to the position of editor of the entertainment section of Louisiana"isha - a leading Israeli weekly magazine, and as the editor of the Israel Defense Forces magazine B"MAhane Nahal.
He has served as the Editor in Chief of Los Angeles based Hebrew publications, Hadashot Los Angeles, Shalom Los Angeles and Shavuah Israeli over a period of fifteen years and now owns and operate Israeli American media and the largest Israeli news and content web site in United States of America www.israelilifeusa.com, and as the publisher of Los Angeles Health News.
He is also the Publisher and Editor of Israeli Life United States of America, bringing news and information to Israeli-Americans. Mr. Doron co-wrote four full-length screenplays.
In 1988 Doron co-wrote Meshakeem Bahoref (Winter Games). In 1989, he co-wrote the original Israeli feature film Helem Krav (Shell Shock), distributed in the United States by Sony Pictures Entertainment.
His 1990 film Parents & Sons was awarded the Silver Lion (the Israeli Emmy) as best television-Drama of that year.
Mr. Doron is a regular lecturer on Hebrew literature at University of California, Los Los Angeles
Mr. Doron has written three books
From The Heart (2007) is a saga documenting the eighty-year journey of a family from Iraq at the beginning of the 20th century, to United States today.
He co-wrote Rebel With a Cause – the story of an urban partisan during World World War II, which exclusively documents a number of untold heroic acts by Raoul Wallenberg (2010). He also co-wrote with Joseph Gelman Confidential – The biography of legendary Hollywood producer, Arnon Milchan, scheduled for publication in July 2011. On July 18, 2011, the New York Times featured at leangth the book Confidential in its Global Business section.
During the Yom Kippur War of October 1973, Mr.
Doron served in a combat unit along the Suez Canal, as the communications specialist in the armored personnel carrier of battalion commander Ehud Barak, who later became Israel’s Prime Minister and today serves as its Defense Minister. Mr. Doron is married with two children.