Aluf Benn (born April 13, 1965) is a prominent Israeli journalist, author, and editor-in-chief of Haaretz, one of Israel's most influential liberal daily newspapers. He has held the position of editor-in-chief since 2011, overseeing the newspaper's editorial direction, investigative reporting, and opinion pieces that often critically examine Israeli politics, society, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Under Benn's leadership, Haaretz has maintained its reputation for bold journalism, including coverage during the tenure of notable figures like Ari Shavit, and has been employed by publisher Amos Schocken. Benn's work emphasizes in-depth analysis and has contributed to public discourse on national security and democratic values in Israel. Prior to his role as editor-in-chief, Benn built a distinguished career in Israeli media, joining Haaretz in the mid-1990s after earlier positions in journalism. As an opinion journalist and correspondent, he has focused on military affairs, political commentary, and authorship of books exploring Israeli leadership and society. His tenure at Haaretz has solidified his influence in shaping liberal perspectives within Israel's media landscape, where he continues to guide the newspaper's commitment to investigative integrity and editorial independence.