Gabby Deutch is a Senior National Correspondent at Jewish Insider. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a focus on culture and society both in the United States and globally. Gabby's work has been featured in eJewish Philanthropy, Hey Alma, POLITICO, Space Today, and Yahoo News.
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Gabby Deutch's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, particularly with a focus on foreign policy, Israel, antisemitism, and the Middle East conflict. She regularly covers announcements from government officials and events related to these topics.
Given her focus, she may be interested in expert commentary or analysis related to foreign policy decisions impacting the Middle East region or insights into addressing issues such as antisemitism. Additionally, providing viewpoints on how specific policies affect different communities could be of interest based on her coverage attributes.
As Gabby has a national (United States) geographic focus, pitches should consider implications for U.S. policies or domestic responses to international events in relation to the themes covered.
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By: Gabby Deutch
Cohanim served as deputy special envoy to monitor and combat antisemitism in the first Trump administration
By: Gabby Deutch
Combat Antisemitism Movement is co-hosting the July 3 gathering at the U.S. Institute of Peace
By: Gabby Deutch
Isakowitz’s memoir traces his father’s path from Auschwitz to America and his own journey from grief to growth
By: Gabby Deutch
Rabbis, historians and communal leaders told JI that the nation's semiquincentennial offers an opportunity to celebrate America's promise while confronting its shortcomings
By: Gabby Deutch
The report draws on interviews with more than 70 current and former employees of groups such as Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International and Doctors Without Borders
The Michigan Senate candidate also intimated it's not possible to be a Zionist and a progressive
By: Gabby Deutch
Educators can opt into a course called ‘Why We Need to #DropTheADL From Schools' to receive professional development credit required to renew their teaching licenses
By: Gabby Deutch
Candidates vying for the Democratic nomination in Maine are largely pledging to oppose arms sales to Israel and reject AIPAC — but several have yet to say where they stand
By: Gabby Deutch
Jordan Wood, a former Katie Porter staffer, says he supports the U.S.-Israel relationship but opposes 'a blank check' for the Israeli government
The secretary of state warned that the international body threatens the American way of life and said he will pressure U.S. allies to withdraw from the body
