Ben Sales is a News Editor at The Times of Israel. He covers a range of topics including counterterrorism and military affairs, with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in North America and Latin America. Ben's work has been featured in various publications, including The Forward, Jerusalem Post, and Jewish Journal, among others.
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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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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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One group preparing for the end of an era is the self-identified “Shirt Team,” a group of volunteers who have been staffing merchandise tables at Tel Aviv's Hostages Square for nearly two years.
By: Ben Sales
Rotem Cooper, son of slain hostage Amiram Cooper , who was 84 when taken captive, tells reporters that he has “distorted” feelings but hopes for a
By: Ben Sales
2028 is three long years away, but wIth criticism of Israel, antisemitism and isolationism rising, US candidates may be turning away from the longtime alliance
By: Ben Sales
Israel is in the strange position of holding talks with bitter foes like Lebanon and Syria, while old friends in Europe are pushing to loosen ties
By: Ben Sales
The president is known for preferring quiet consensus building over bellicose bombast. That style may resolve the festering issue of the PM's trial — or it may fail, damaging public faith in him
By: Ben Sales
Foreign minister regularly praises and lashes out against his counterparts on X, like other politicians. After a decade-plus of Trump tweets, it's the new diplomatic normal
Lobby's views haven’t moderated, but as Democratic support for Israel has fallen, its effort to push back on anti-Zionism has moved it into the mainstream — awkwardly for Israel
By: Ben Sales
Commanding large audiences, hosts like Tucker Carlson or Hasan Piker keep listeners hooked for hours by saying shocking things, often against the Jewish state. With nothing to rein them in, their sway may only be growing
By: Ben Sales
Bennett is distrusted by many, while Lapid is seen as left-wing. Their bond, apparently genuine, may not be enough to heal the country's rifts or unseat Netanyahu
