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
A principles document signed by Ben-Gvir and Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara prohibits the minister from intervening in police operational discretion, stating he 'will not give instructions or otherwise intervene' in operational decision-making or exert any indirect influence
By: Josh Breiner
The protests were part of a broader wave of ultra-Orthodox demonstrations against arrests of draft evaders, with road blockades, attempts to enter police buildings and clashes nationwide.
By: Josh Breiner
Investigators Said There Is Growing Suspicion of a Criminal – Rather Than a Nationalist Motive – After Determining That the Main Suspect in the Killing of Ruslan and Olga Prihodko Last Month, an Arab Israeli Teenager, May Have Known the Victims Before the Shooting
By: Josh Breiner
Two young men in their 20s shot to death in Yafia, near Nazareth, while another man around 50 was shot to death in Tamra
By: Josh Breiner, Aaron Rabinowitz
The security service's Jewish Division, which investigates Jewish terrorism and extremism, will compile an intelligence assessment aimed at thwarting future attacks and preventing harm to 'the democratic order or its institutions'
By: Josh Breiner
Police said they had gathered enough evidence to file charges against Golan, who is accused of bribery, fraud, breach of trust, forgery, obstruction of justice and obstructing a police officer in the line of duty
By: Josh Breiner, Ran Shimoni
Police and Immigration Officials Have Begun Detaining Asylum Seekers Identified as Regime Supporters, Even as Israel Has No Interior Minister Empowered to Sign Deportation Orders and the Attorney General's Office Says It Was Not Consulted
By: Josh Breiner, Bar Peleg
Senior State Attorney Officials Warned They Cannot Defend Police Officers for the Misconduct of Protesters, Yet the Police Chief Continues to Back Accused Officers. A Justice Ministry Official: 'The Public Loses Twice, by Its Rights Being Violated and by Paying Compensations From Public Coffers'
By: Josh Breiner, Gidi Weitz
The Woman Submitted Photographs Taken Shortly After She Met With Tzachi Braverman, a Close Confidant of PM Netanyahu and Israel's Designated Ambassador to the U.K., Showing Facial Bruises. Police Are Set to Renew Efforts to Persuade Her to File a Formal Complaint
By: Josh Breiner
Far-right Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir Asked for Approval for a Family Trip to the United States Funded by Businessman Yaakov Elharar, Citing the Wedding of Elharar's Daughter as the Purpose of the Visit. According to a Legal Source, He Withdrew the Request After Receiving the State's Response
