Judy Maltz is a journalist at Haaretz. She covers a diverse range of topics including culture, society, social issues, and religion, with a particular focus on Israel and Jewish-related themes. Judy's work has been featured in The Forward and the Mikveh Ladies Association of Rhode Island, showcasing her commitment to exploring the intersections of culture, politics, and community.
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Judy Maltz's coverage involves government announcements, evolving stories, and legal policy regulation. She predominantly covers themes related to government & politics, world affairs, and culture & society with a focus on the Israel-Gaza conflict, anti-Semitism, Jewish celebrations, protests, and college campuses.
Given her coverage attributes and topics covered, Judy would likely be interested in pitches featuring expert commentary or analysis on ongoing geopolitical events related to the Middle East conflict or global trends in anti-Semitism. Additionally, she might be open to receiving insights from individuals involved in Jewish cultural movements or social activism related to these issues.
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A report by the Executive Council of Australian Jewry reveals a sharp rise in verbal and physical abuse, and vandalism against Jewish Australians following the Oct. 7 attack.
By: Judy Maltz
PALO ALTO – Like many Israelis who descended on Silicon Valley at the start of the high-tech boom, Hagit and Oded Shekel were planning to stay for only two years.
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According to the study, commissioned by ADL, Jewish-American job candidates needed to send nearly 25 percent more applications to receive the same
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The ultra-Orthodox Adass Israel synagogue was targeted early Friday morning in what Australia's education minister called 'a deliberate act of violence, an attack on a place of worship'
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In joining forces to create New Jewish Narrative, Americans for Peace Now and Ameinu say 'our merger is more than the sum of its parts.'
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Groups behind survey 'puzzled' by finding, given that 84 percent of respondents also said they felt an 'emotional attachment' to Israel
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