Ephrat Livni is a Biz & Policy Reporter at The New York Times. She focuses on regional interest and world news, with a keen emphasis on business and economics, artificial intelligence, and law enforcement. Her work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Scranton Times-Tribune, The Boston Globe Technology, and The Sydney Morning Herald.
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Ephrat Livni's coverage is predominantly focused on business, finance & economy, and government & politics. She frequently includes data citations and legal policy regulation in her articles. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including finance, stock market, technology (with specific emphasis on artificial intelligence), and global markets.
Given the diverse topics covered by Livni, individuals with expertise in these areas could provide valuable insights to her. Data analysts or professionals working in financial services who can offer statistical analysis would likely find their contributions valued. Legal experts specializing in policy regulations related to technology sectors may also have meaningful input for her pieces.
The geographic focus of Ephrat Livni's reporting is not specified; however, it appears that she takes an international view given the nature of the topics she covers which are relevant beyond any single region or country.
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By: Sara Ruberg, Jesus Jiménez, Linda Qiu, Peter Baker, Robert Jimison, Ben Shpigel, Michael Levenson, Vivek Shankar, Rick Rojas, Ephrat Livni, Caroline Houck, Aishvarya Kavi, Katharine Q. Seelye, Ron Lieber
The former president, who rose from peanut farmer to Middle East peacemaker, was known as much for his charity and diplomatic work later in life as he was for his single presidential term, which ended in 1981.
By: Vivek Shankar, Aishvarya Kavi, Sara Ruberg, Katharine Q. Seelye, Robert Jimison, Jesus Jiménez, Rick Rojas, Richard Fausset, Ephrat Livni, Ben Shpigel, Peter Baker, Maya King, Michael Levenson
The former president, who rose from peanut farmer to Middle East peacemaker, was known as much for his charity and diplomatic work later in life as he was for his single presidential term, which ended in 1981.
By: Aishvarya Kavi, Ephrat Livni, Vivek Shankar, Caroline Houck, Sara Ruberg, Robert Jimison, Ron Lieber, Linda Qiu, Jesus Jiménez, Katharine Q. Seelye, Ben Shpigel, Rick Rojas, Peter Baker, Michael Levenson
The former president, who rose from peanut farmer to Middle East peacemaker, was known as much for his charity and diplomatic work later in life as he was for his single presidential term, which ended in 1981.
By: Ian Austen, Ephrat Livni, Matina Stevis-Gridneff
Justin Trudeau, who has led the country for nearly a decade, is poised to give up leadership of his party on Monday, according to an official familiar with his plans. He has been under pressure for weeks.
By: Ephrat Livni
Facing international condemnation and pressure to free the chief of Kamal Adwan Hospital, Israel released a brief interrogation video backing up its claim that militants used the hospital as a base.
By: Ephrat Livni
Two of Youssef Ziyadne’s children, teenagers Bilal and Aisha, were released in an exchange of hostages for Palestinian prisoners in November 2023.
By: Ephrat Livni
Of around 250 people taken into the Gaza Strip as hostages on Oct. 7, 2023, about 100, living and dead, are believed to still be held.
By: Michael Crowley, Natan Odenheimer, Ephrat Livni
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered a meeting of Israel’s political security cabinet to vote on the Gaza cease-fire deal. An expected vote had been delayed amid disputes with Hamas and rifts inside his governing coalition.
By: Ephrat Livni, Michael Crowley, Natan Odenheimer
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he had called a meeting of his security cabinet for later on Friday.
By: Aaron Boxerman, Ephrat Livni
The start of a truce prompted celebrations in Gaza, where Hamas militants made a show of force on the streets after 15 months of war. Hours after the first three hostages returned to Israel, it freed 90 prisoners.
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