Jarrad Saffren is a staff writer for the Jewish Exponent, focusing on local news in Pennsylvania, particularly in the Philadelphia area. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, community profiles, cultural events, and religious affairs, providing readers with a comprehensive view of the Jewish community in the region.
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Jarrad Saffren's coverage focuses on local stories pertaining to the Jewish community, including events, profiles of Jewish leaders and organizations, as well as political developments related to the community. If you have expertise in these areas or can provide insights into local cultural or political dynamics relating to the Jewish community in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia, your pitch is more likely to resonate with him.
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During the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo (held in 2021 due to COVID), Maia Mei Weintraub served as a training partner for the U.S.A. fencing team.
By: Jarrad Saffren
Anti-Defamation League has filed a complaint with the federal Office for Civil Rights, alleging a culture of antisemitism in the School District of Philadelphia.
The anti-Israel encampment at Drexel in May (Courtesy of Gisele Kahlon)
Josh Shapiro is not going to be vice president, but is that actually a good thing? Some pollsters and operatives think so.
“Pennsylvanians elected me to a four-year term as their Governor, and my work here is far from finished.”
In March 2022, Shuli Karkowsky became CEO of Moving Traditions in Elkins Park, a Jewish nonprofit that empowers teens through self-discovery and social connection. It was her first CEO role. And at the time, her children were still young: ages seven, seven and two.
By: Jarrad Saffren
Anna Marx of the Hebrew Free Loan Society of Greater Philadelphia (Photo by Robin Matthews)
By: Jarrad Saffren
An Israel-related activity at Abrams Hebrew Academy (Courtesy of Abrams Hebrew Academy)
France infamously capitulated to the Nazis during World War II. However not all of the French people followed their government.
Rabbi Albert Gabbai, front row, reacts to a speaker during his retirement party at Mikveh Israel in Philadelphia. (Jordan Cassway Photography)
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