Amy Spiro is a journalist who has worked for publications such as The Times of Israel, Jerusalem Post, and NY Jewish Week. With a focus on multinational news, Amy covers a range of topics including politics, society, and culture in Israel. Her articles provide insightful and in-depth reporting on current events and issues in the region.
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Amy Spiro's coverage is heavily focused on government and politics, particularly in the context of Israel and world affairs. Her articles often cover evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, as well as legal policy regulation related to these topics.
Given her focus on the Israel-Gaza conflict, hostages, Netanyahu and Hamas among others she would likely be interested in hearing from experts with deep knowledge of Middle Eastern geopolitics or individuals directly involved in the events being covered. Those who can provide unique insights into this region’s political landscape may have a higher chance of catching her attention.
As Amy doesn't specify a geographic focus beyond reporting on international incidents involving Israel and Gaza specifically, she could potentially be open to contributions from knowledgeable sources located outside those areas but with relevant expertise.
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By Amy Spiro Today, 11:15 am The Kan public broadcaster, which organizes Israel's participation in the Eurovision, says that it has
By: Michael Bachner, Shira Silkoff
By Amy Spiro Today, 11:00 pm Former Finnish Eurovision competitor Käärijä filmed a video with Israeli contestant Eden Golan earlier today, and now disavows the clip after it circulated online.
By: Shira Silkoff, Michael Bachner
By Amy Spiro Today, 11:33 pm Eden Golan, representing Israel, performs “Hurricane” at the live Eurovision second semifinal in Malmo, Sweden.
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By Amy Spiro Today, 4:44 pm The European Broadcasting Union issues a statement saying that apparent leaked Eurovision semifinal results from Italy last night were “published in error” and were “incomplete.”
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