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
Sources involved with the event refuted a previous report that Adas Israel Congregation's decision was in response to calls from left-wing protesters
By: Josh Kraushaar
Gary Schaer, the first Orthodox Jew to serve in the state Legislature, is making the push amid support from other officials
By: Josh Kraushaar
The testimony from Department of Interior officials came after lawmakers asked whether pro-Hamas protesters can be prevented from receiving permits
By: Josh Kraushaar
Virginia Democrats were more circumspect about developments surrounding pro-terrorist paraphernalia — and weapons — at SJP student leaders' home
By: Josh Kraushaar
Schumer saw the legislation as a fallback option to pass the antisemitism legislation after his effort to add it to the defense bill fell short
By: Josh Kraushaar
In the interview, Sachs blames ‘the Israel lobby' for American foreign policy, and defends ousted Syrian dictator Bashar Al-Assad
A synagogue and Jewish community center in Canada's second-biggest city were firebombed and vandalized
State senator Ben Kramer, a longtime Van Hollen backer, said he believes Maryland’s senior senator has been swayed by anti-Israel propaganda
By: Josh Kraushaar
In new report, GOP lawmakers also conclude that top universities ignored growing antisemitism on their campuses
Colby opposes direct military action against Iran's nuclear program, preferring to maintain a policy of containment
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