Ben Sales is a reporter at JTA. He covers anti-Semitism and American Jewish affairs, with previous experience as JTA's Israel correspondent based in Tel Aviv. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Forward, The Times of Israel, and the Jerusalem Post, reflecting his expertise in social issues, culture, and politics.
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Based on Ben Sales' coverage, he focuses primarily on government and politics with a notable emphasis on evolving stories, breaking news, and legal policy regulation. The topics covered in his articles include Jewish identity, the Israel-Palestine conflict, anti-Semitism, protests, hostage situations, terrorism, among others.
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1. Experts in government policies related to the Israel-Palestine conflict or anti-Semitism may find success pitching their insights.
2. Those who can offer real-time analysis of evolving political developments within these areas could be valuable sources for him.
3. Individuals involved in or affected by the events discussed in his articles might also provide pertinent perspectives.
Considering Ben's broad geographic reach is not specified but given his coverage of global issues such as the Israel-Palestine conflict and international impact of anti-Semitism suggests that pitches from experts with a global perspective would likely resonate well with him.
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When casting your ballot for president, were you confident you made the right choice?
By: Ben Sales, Ron Kampeas
“So far, we know of several businesses impacted, many of which are Jewish-owned,” the regional ADL director said.
By: Ben Sales, Ron Kampeas
Trump's victory would reshape the United States and its relationship with Israel while ushering in an administration whose domestic priorities do not match those of most American Jews.
It was one of a series of anti-Israel actions in recent days that have led to fallout in the Quebecois metropolis, from the shuttering of a cafe in the city’s Jewish General Hospital to the cancelation of an Israeli-made film at a local festival.
Israeli leaders are broadcasting optimism about the fall of Assad, a brutal dictator and key Iranian ally, while girding themselves for the ascension of the jihadist-linked group that toppled him.
Since the collapse of Syrian dictator Bashar Assad’s government to rebels, the country has been enveloped in joy and turmoil as hundreds of thousands of refugees stream home, political prisoners go free and Syrians – along with the rest of the world – wonder what’s next. Also wrapped up in uncertainty: Syria’s neighbor and longtime adversary, Israel. Assad’s fall came […]
Rabbi Noam Marans and Bishop Joseph Bambera have come together to launch a glossary of antisemitic terms, annotated by Catholic commentary,
Critics of Putin decried the statement as antisemitic, noting parallels to Soviet state antisemitism under Josef Stalin.
Palestinians inspect the damage done to a mosque after a reported attack by Israeli settlers in the West Bank town of Marda on Dec. 20, 2024. (Jaafar ASHTIYEH / AFP)
The law enforcement raid on Friday is the latest legal action against the group, which is often described as a cult.
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