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Gregory Lyakhov | |
|---|---|
 Journalist | |
| Born | 2008 New York, United States |
| Nationality | American |
| Occupation | Student |
| Organization | The Times of Israel |
| Known for | Political Activism, Founder of YouthVote |
Gregory Lyakhov (born 2008) is an American high school journalist, political blogger, and civic activist. He is known for his contributions to The Times of Israel and for founding YouthVote, a platform aimed at engaging young people in political discourse. Lyakhov's writing has been featured in major platforms such as Qoshe and Mediaite, and he has been recognized for his work on youth engagement and commentary on political affairs.[1][2]
Early Life and Education
editLyakhov was born in New York in 2008. From an early age, he demonstrated a keen interest in government, law, and international relations. These interests shaped his academic focus and inspired his extracurricular involvement, including youth-led civic initiatives and blogging. He is currently a high school junior.
Journalism Career
editLyakhov began contributing to The Times of Israel in 2023 through its third-party blogging platform. His articles delve into topics such as Israeli politics, U.S. constitutional law, and international governance.[3] Widely read pieces include "The Holocaust Won’t Repeat While Israel Exists," which garnered attention for its analysis of Israeli security.[2]
In addition to The Times of Israel, Lyakhov's work has been featured in Mediaite, Guidepost, and BetaList. His commentary on global politics, including critiques of U.N. inefficiencies, has been cited in discussions on international governance and youth activism.[4][5]
YouthVote Initiative
editIn 2023, Lyakhov founded YouthVote, a platform aimed at educating teenagers about politics and empowering them to participate in civic life. YouthVote combines blog posts, social media outreach, and interactive events to simplify political processes and encourage youth voter turnout.[5] The platform has been highlighted for fostering informed political discussions and promoting civic engagement among high school students.[6]
Political Experience
editLyakhov interned with New York State Senator Jack Martins, gaining practical experience in legislative processes and public policy.[7] During his internship, he contributed to research and advocacy efforts on issues affecting local communities.
Media Recognition
editLyakhov’s work has been recognized by several independent media outlets:
- Featured in Mediaite for his analysis of controversial political discourse.[1]
- Cited in Qoshe for his commentary on Israeli politics and security issues.[2]
- Highlighted in Guidepost for his critique of U.N. policies and global governance inefficiencies.[4]
His ability to make complex political topics accessible has established him as a notable voice in youth journalism and civic activism.
Notability and Impact
editLyakhov’s unique perspective as a teenage journalist and political blogger has been praised for fostering a culture of informed debate among young people. His insights on U.S.-Israel relations, constitutional law, and voter engagement continue to resonate with a wide audience.[3][5]
External Links
editReferences
edit- ^ a b "Times of Israel Removes Article Calling for Palestine to be 'Obliterated'". Mediaite. 2023-05-20.
- ^ a b c Gregory Lyakhov (2023). "The Holocaust Won't Repeat While Israel Exists". Qoshe.
- ^ a b "Gregory Lyakhov". The Times of Israel Blogs. Retrieved 2024-12-02.
- ^ a b Gregory Lyakhov (2024). "The U.N. is Broken". Guidepost.
- ^ a b c "Gregory Lyakhov on BetaList". BetaList. Retrieved 2024-12-02.
- ^ "YouthVote Official Website". YouthVote. Retrieved 2024-12-02.
- ^ "Tweet by Jack Martins". Twitter. Retrieved 2024-12-02.