Linda Dayan is a journalist based in Israel and writes for Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd. Her work focuses on covering the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, social issues, and political events in the region. Linda's articles often provide unique perspectives and insights into the complex dynamics of the conflict and its impact on various communities.
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Linda Dayan’s coverage primarily focuses on World Affairs and Culture & Society, with a specific emphasis on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Her articles often explore evolving stories related to this conflict and legal policy regulations in the region.
Given her focus, Linda would likely be receptive to pitches from experts who can provide unique insights into the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, cultural dynamics within Israel and Palestine, as well as legal and policy aspects impacting these regions. Pitches offering perspectives from individuals directly involved or affected by such events may also resonate with her.
As Linda's geographic focus is national (Israel), she might particularly appreciate pitches that offer viewpoints or developments within Israel itself, while still acknowledging its impact on regional dynamics.
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By: Linda Dayan
Ahead of the first anniversary of October 7, I asked nine Haaretz journalists if they would talk to me about that day. It's not an easy read, but it gives a little hope that if we write about it, document it, record it, we can show future generations what humanity's worst impulses lead to
By: Linda Dayan
At the entrance to Kibbutz Kfar Azza in southern Israel, a small group of young men, all in their early 20s, were hard at work on Sunday evening.
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By: Linda Dayan
The Israeli parliament passed two bills that would prevent the UN agency for Palestinians, founded in 1949, from operating in Israel.
By: Linda Dayan
The two bills the Knesset passed on Monday to ban the UNRWA refugee agency from operating in Israel raise many questions about what the consequences
By: Linda Dayan
The decision by IGLA World came after opposition to a bid to hold its annual conference in Israel
By: Linda Dayan
Let's remember: Under Trump, the U.S. recognized Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, announced that it no longer views Israeli settlements in the
By: Linda Dayan
Around the High Holy Days, a short advertisement ran on YouTube. In it, a young couple, both dressed as reservists, are seen sitting in a car.
By: Linda Dayan
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