Josh Breiner is a News Reporter at Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd. He covers a diverse range of themes including crime and justice, white-collar crime, and security, with a particular focus on regional interest and world news spanning APAC and LATAM. Josh's work has been featured in the Mikveh Ladies Association of Rhode Island and he frequently explores topics related to security equipment, networks, and surveillance technologies.
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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.
Given Josh's emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories related to government announcements within Israel, it may be beneficial for those pitching him to provide timely updates or exclusive information regarding political developments within the country. Additionally, as his focus appears largely domestic with some coverage of world affairs connected to Israel, pitches should primarily revolve around local events rather than international ones unless they have a direct impact on Israeli affairs.
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By: Josh Breiner
Yoav Eliasi, known in Israel under his pseudonym the Shadow, was commander of the Tel Aviv District security squad and was investigated on suspicion of breach of trust after a Haaretz probe found he allegedly used police connections to benefit an entertainment complex he co-owned
By: Josh Breiner
Police announced in February that it was cancelling all of its subscriptions to the newspaper because 'in accordance with readers' demands, it was decided to change the subscription to the newspaper preferred by readers,' saying that Haaretz is 'contrarian'
By: Nir Hasson, Josh Breiner
Three people were killed in Silwan after a shooting between two families led to arson, according to Palestinian sources. Police opened fire on those setting the fires, killing two additional residents
By: Josh Breiner, Matan Golan
Armed settlers are increasingly venturing into Palestinian-controlled areas of the West Bank under the guise of "hikes," provoking deadly clashes. The IDF and police point fingers at each other
By: Adi Hashmonai, Josh Breiner
Police said the killing of Yanis Yushvaev, considered one of Israel's most dangerous criminals, was likely linked to a criminal feud. Three people were also killed overnight in East Jerusalem, two of them by police after a family dispute, with two others seriously wounded
By: Josh Breiner
In his decision, Noam Sohlberg, the chairman of the Central Elections Committee, explained that he received the national security minister's pledge 'not to deliver electioneering remarks at the event'
By: Josh Breiner
Nader was violently attacked by three officers who were searching for Palestinians without permits in Bnei Brak. The tribunal only gave two of them a slap on the wrist due to 'the atmosphere, feelings and vigilance' after Oct. 7
By: Josh Breiner
Law enforcement sources told Haaretz on Sunday that Ben-Gvir and his ministry timed the conference to coincide with the election campaign
By: Josh Breiner
Succot confirmed to Haaretz that he participated in the action, saying it was carried out in full coordination with the Israeli military. He said the monument commemorates militants who killed dozens of Israelis and should not remain standing
By: Josh Breiner, Jonathan Lis
Father of nine-year-old Haymanot Kasau said at a meeting with President Isaac Herzog that the family fears the handling of her disappearance was affected by discrimination
