Josh Breiner is a News Reporter at Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd. He covers a diverse range of topics including security and law enforcement, public security, and regional interest in world news, with a particular focus on counterterrorism, law enforcement technology, and emergency response. Josh's work has also been featured in the Mikveh Ladies Association of Rhode Island.
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Josh Breiner's coverage is heavily focused on national Israeli issues, particularly involving government and politics, crime, and world affairs. This indicates that he is likely to respond well to pitches related to evolving stories or breaking news in these areas. Given his focus on Palestinian prisoners, violence, and gun permits within Israel, consider providing expert commentary or insights into these specific topics when reaching out.
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By: Josh Breiner
According to one source, investigators are being told that 'cannot use all the means at their disposal' with Jewish detainees, while another official claims David Zini's new leadership wants to replace everyone identified with his predecessor
By: Josh Breiner
Josh Breiner (via Haaretz.com) According to one source, investigators are being told that 'cannot use all the means at their disposal' with Jewish
By: Josh Breiner
David Zini slammed the management capabilities of elected officials and dismissed human rights legal arguments as 'nonsense' in leaked recordings
By: Josh Breiner
Amid High Court petitions to dismiss Ben-Gvir as national security minister over his interference in police, the government declared on Sunday that it will not abide by a High Court ruling on Israel's commercial broadcast regulator: the first such explicit refusal
By: Josh Breiner
David Zini slammed the management capabilities of elected officials and dismissed human rights legal arguments as 'nonsense' in leaked recordings
By: Josh Breiner
Josh Breiner (via Haaretz.com) Amid High Court petitions to dismiss Ben-Gvir as national security minister over his interference in police, the
By: Josh Breiner
Security footage showed the suspect hurling two bricks through the newspaper's front door before fleeing; the attack comes three days after a similar incident at Channel 12's Tel Aviv offices
By: Josh Breiner
Danny Levy's remarks come after the police spokesman declined to rule out defying the court if its rulings conflicted with the position of Itamar Ben-Gvir. 'We obey the law,' he said. 'Regardless of anyone's political views'
By: Nir Hasson, Josh Breiner
Israeli medics said 12 women, aged 20-40, were evacuated to receive hospital treatment after likely inhaling a toxic substance in a beauty salon in the East Jerusalem neighborhood of A Tur
By: Josh Breiner
Police data shows cases opened over nationalist crimes against Palestinians rose from 139 in 2019 to 779 in 2025, but only 6.6 percent resulted in indictments. A senior defense official attributed the rise in violence to illegal farms and outposts
