Jon Schwarz is a journalist and writer whose work has appeared in publications such as The Intercept, Newswav, and RealClearInvestigations. He focuses on a range of topics, including politics, human rights, and international conflicts. His articles often offer critical analysis and commentary on current events and policies.
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Jon's coverage primarily revolves around government and politics, with a focus on the Middle East conflict, particularly the Israel-Palestine issue. He also delves into world affairs such as United Nations activities, media bias, and culture & society.
If you aim to reach out effectively to Jon Schwarz for potential collaboration or contributions, consider providing insights related to political analysis in the Middle East conflict. Additionally, expertise in legal policy regulation within this context could be valuable for engaging him effectively. Given his interest in opinion editorials and government announcements related to these topics, offering well-informed perspectives on these issues may increase your chances of successful outreach.
Jon does not seem to have a specific geographic focus but rather covers international issues from a critical perspective without being confined by geographical boundaries.
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The discussion over Claudine Gay’s resignation ignores a key issue: Harvard and the Ivy League should in fact be razed to the ground.
Should Claudine Gay have resigned as president of Harvard? Are conservatives right that a rabidly pro-Hamas left has captured Harvard?
The question of Israel is whether European colonialism can ever make peace with the rest of the world.
An adverse International Court of Justice ruling on Nicaragua in 1984 shows how the U.S. subverts international law when it chooses.
By: Jon Schwarz
When Israeli forces invaded a Jenin hospital dressed in medical outfits and killed three Palestinians, they probably violated laws against perfidy and executing protected individuals.
By: Jon Schwarz
A Thomas Friedman column, comparing Middle East nations to insects, reveals how the New York Times publishes crimes against human cognition.
Erik Prince has been many things in his 54 years on Earth: the wealthy heir to an auto supply company; a Navy SEAL; the founder of the mercenary
By: Jon Schwarz
Wednesday night's Republican presidential debates are being held at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California — so you can be sure that each candidate will deliver an effusive homage to Reagan, and then explain why he or she is Reagan's one true heir.
By: Jon Schwarz
“Teachers Unions: Still a Huge Obstacle to Reform.” “Countering Iran’s Menacing Persian Gulf Navy.” “Open Everything: The time to end pandemic
More than 20 years later, the Times continues to diss anyone who got it right on the war after they got it so wrong.
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