Josh Kraushaar is the Editor in Chief of Jewish Insider and a Senior Political Correspondent. With a focus on national politics in the United States, Josh provides political reporting and analysis without bias, fear, or favor. His work has been featured in outlets such as Axios and Government Executive.
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Josh Kraushaar's coverage focuses largely on national political developments, particularly in relation to the Middle East and issues related to antisemitism. He frequently cites data and covers government announcements, indicating an interest in factual information pertaining to political matters.
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By: Josh Kraushaar
Pritzker: Rev. Johnson’s antisemitism, misogyny and conspiracy theorizing disqualify him as an educational leader
By: Josh Kraushaar
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker had called for his resignation on Thursday afternoon October 31, 2024
By: Josh Kraushaar
Ambassador Birgitta Tazelaar is set to brief lawmakers again in December, when they expect her to account for the government's failures in more detail
By: Josh Kraushaar
The president-elect's son voiced agreement with Dave Smith, a comedian who called for ‘maximum pressure to keep all neocons and war hawks out of the Trump administration'
Stefanik, a vocal supporter of Israel who aggressively questioned university presidents over their handling of antisemitism, is Trump's first foreign policy nomination
By: Josh Kraushaar
Waltz, a Florida congressman who has been deeply involved in foreign policy, has called on the U.S. to put more pressure on Iran and its terror proxies
By: Josh Kraushaar
Gaetz faced early skepticism from some Senate Republicans, suggesting he may struggle to get confirmed — through normal processes
By: Josh Kraushaar
Former Trump Iran envoy Elliott Abrams: ‘This meeting seems dangerous, because it does not seem that Mr. Musk was briefed on previous U.S.-Iran exchanges'
By: Josh Kraushaar
The House Speaker suggested that Schumer is trying to avoid putting senators on the record about the bill
A sizable minority of Senate Democrats joined Bernie Sanders in the anti-Israel resolutions, defying President Biden and Majority Leader Chuck Schumer
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