Yoram Yovell

In January 2021, Yovell joined the "New Economy Party" headed by Yaron Zelekha in light of the general elections which were held a few weeks later. On March 14th, he backed away from his decision and retired from the party.

In 2021, Yovell hosted a three-part series entitled "Lev Shavur" (Broken Heart) on Israel's HOT 8 Channel.

In 2019, Yovell began his involvement for change in the political arena in Israel. He established the demonstration tent at Jerusalem's Independence Park during the twenty-one days which were left for the dissolvement of the 22nd Knesset.

In 2009, Yovell took part and hosted Eich Lehiyot Meusharim B'Shisha Sheurim (How to Become Happy in Six Lessons) on Israeli Channel 2 which was originally produced in 2005 and was delayed broadcast for fear of poor rating. The series received unexpected success with an average rating score of 20%.

Since 2008, Yovell hosts a talk show on the Israeli Educational Channel entitled Sichat Nefesh (Heart to Heart) which consists of personal talks with well-known Israeli personalities who expose details and personal experiences some of which have been previously published in the media and others which have not been published throughout their careers.

Yoram Yovell (Hebrew: יורם יובל; born: August 2, 1958) is an Israeli psychoanalyst, psychiatrist and brain researcher. He is a professor and heads the Brain Institute for Emotion Research at the School of Social Work at Haifa University.