Daniel Ben- is a journalist based in London, focusing on local news and events within the Jewish community. His work has been featured in publications such as Jewish Chronicle, The Times of Israel, spiked LTD, and UnHerd. Daniel covers a range of topics including Israeli labor shortages, psychological trauma, the understanding of war, and events related to the Jewish community in London.
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Daniel Ben's coverage indicates a specific focus on local events, politics, and cultural issues related to the Jewish community in London. He seems particularly interested in events and developments related to anti-Semitism, Israel, terrorism, and international relations.
Given his emphasis on expert commentary and evolving stories within government & politics, culture & society, as well as world affairs with a particular interest in topics such as anti-Semitism and international relations involving Israel and the Jewish community in London; experts or individuals directly involved in these areas would be suitable sources for outreach. They should provide valuable insights into these specific themes or have direct involvement in the events unfolding locally.
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By: Daniel Ben-
Mothin Ali shouted ‘ Allahu Akbar’ after winning seat in Leeds
Organisers target universities and the Pitt Rivers museum
A ceremony was held next to the Houses of Parliament
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The memorial was first proposed in 2015
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Lawyers wrote to Ronan Preastuin’s school saying he was an ‘extremely dangerous influence’ on children
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Israeli broadcaster Kan wrote to European broadcasting organisations to ensure a similar incident does not happen during the semi-final
For most people, the Eurovision Song Contest is a harmless bit of fun. But for Israel, it has become deadly serious. It is the latest front in an international campaign that wants to turn Israel into a pariah state.
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Cellist Juliette Appel will perform the piece with her sister
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Actor Tom Conti compered the event
Despite being raised Catholic, Francis Wahle was considered Jewish under the Nuremberg Laws
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