Jacob Kornbluh is a senior political reporter for The Forward, a national Jewish newspaper. He covers a wide range of political topics, including Jewish and Israeli affairs, and his work has also been featured in the St. Louis Jewish Light. Jacob's reporting often includes in-depth analysis and interviews with key figures in the political landscape.
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Jacob Kornbluh's coverage largely revolves around government and politics, with a specific focus on the Jewish community, Israel, antisemitism, and elections. He often covers evolving stories related to these topics as well as legal policy regulations and government announcements.
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By: Jacob Kornbluh
Columbia University’s president canceled all in-person classes Monday and urged faculty and students who do not live on campus to stay away, after a weekend of anti-Israel protests swelled and included threatening messages to the school’s large Jewish student population. The extraordinary move was a
By: Jacob Kornbluh
‘A lot of people in the Democratic Party are going to say it's because of Israel, or at least this is going to be one of the claims,' Yair Lapid said in a podcast interview
By: Jacob Kornbluh
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) on April 23, 2024. Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images By Jacob Kornbluh April 28, 2024
By: Jacob Kornbluh
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer called the recent bipartisan passage of a $14.3 billion military aid bill to Israel, without imposing any conditions, a “great victory” for the Jewish state. In an exclusive interview, Schumer said he dedicated significant time to discussions with House Speaker
By: Jacob Kornbluh
The GOP-led Antisemitism Awareness Act mandates the Department of Education to use contested definition of antisemitism
‘We know he loves to put his money into upsetting people and causing situations like this,' Donald Trump's daughter-in-law said
By: Jacob Kornbluh
Rep. James Comer disparaged Jewish committee members with insults that overlap with antisemitic tropes.
By: Jacob Kornbluh
Former President Donald Trump called Biden's decision to halt arms to Israel ‘the worst betrayal of an American ally' in U.S. history
By: Jacob Kornbluh
The New York Times/Siena College poll shows Biden leading Trump by one point among likely voters in Michigan
Joel Eisdorfer, a member of the Hasidic community, connected Mayor Eric Adams to Jewish communities and helped him win his 2021 election.
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