Adam Haskel is a journalist who writes for JNS.org and has also been featured in the 5 Towns Jewish Times. His articles cover a range of topics including Israeli politics, international conflicts, and human interest stories within the Jewish community. Adam's reporting provides insights and perspectives on current events from a Jewish lens.
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Adam Haskel's coverage primarily focuses on the Israel-Palestine conflict, with a significant emphasis on evolving stories and government announcements. He would likely be receptive to pitches containing expert analysis or firsthand accounts related to the ongoing political developments in the Middle East, specifically those concerning the Israel-Palestine conflict and its impact on human rights.
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The posts could reach more than 370 million accounts, according to the Combat Antisemitism Movement.
The American Federation of Teachers will vote on proposals that fuel “discrimination and hatred against Jews,” critics say.
The visitors learned “important lessons from their peers on how to better serve their own communities,” the organizer said.
By: Adam Haskel
The jury acquitted the defendant of first-degree murder but was deadlocked on other charges, including felony murder.
Islamabad accedes to demands of Islamist party to end sit-in of thousands blocking a key road.
Gazans learned the cost of defiance against the Islamist regime.
By: Adam Haskel
The U.N. special rapporteur agreed with an “undeniably antisemitic” message, the Combat Antisemitism Movement says.
The legislators sent a letter to the administration urging steadfast support of the Jewish state's self-defense against Hezbollah.
“This should dispel the false perception that “shechita” does not abide by the highest standards of animal welfare,” says Kashruth Council of Canada.
“Our academic leaders shouldn't need direction from Congress to protect students and take swift action,” Sen. Chuck Grassley said.
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