Linda Dayan is a journalist with a diverse focus on regional interest and world news, covering areas such as APAC, LATAM, and North America, with an emphasis on culture and society. Her reporting often delves into topics like conflict and war, current affairs, and international affairs, showcasing her expertise in geopolitics and cultural movements. Linda's work has been featured in notable publications including Global Advertising News, Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd, and the St. Louis Jewish Light.
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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
'You Said Genocide, I Say War' His latest song, titled 'We Will Dance Again' released on Instagram and X but not available on streaming services, targets his fellow artists who have expressed support for Palestinians while, he argues, ignoring Israeli suffering
By: Linda Dayan
Haaretz Today Netanyahu's policies, on paper, may not seem terribly different from those of Bennett or Eisenkot from outside of Israel, but the ministers and politicians who would have their ear, though, could not be more different
By: Linda Dayan
About 60,000 migrants crossing into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta triggered conspiracy theories from across the political spectrum: Israel and the United States unleashed them in a bid to punish Spain for its staunchly pro-Palestine views and policies
By: Linda Dayan
With more than 200,000 newcomers over the past five years, opposition leaders like Bennett, Golan and Eisenkot are targeting a community partially written off by Netanyahu's governing coalition
By: Linda Dayan
Linda Dayan (via Haaretz.com) With more than 200,000 newcomers over the past five years, opposition leaders like Bennett, Golan and Eisenkot are targeting a community partially written off by Netanyahu's governing coalition
By: Linda Dayan
The poll also found that 32 percent of Israelis believe Arab citizens should not be eligible to vote, while nearly three-quarters believe a Palestinian uprising is highly likely
By: Linda Dayan
The fragmented areas were created by the Oslo Accords in 1993 as a temporary measure to divide control between Israel and the Palestinians. More than 30 years later, the system remains in place
By: Linda Dayan
Haaretz Today With Israeli authorities letting settlers operate with impunity in the West Bank, it is the majority that now tut-tuts at the dinner table over each attack that must stand up and fight this if we wish to survive – as a country and as people with humanity
By: Jonathan Lis, Linda Dayan
The agreement follows an Israeli aid mission after two deadly earthquakes in June and comes as Caracas shifts closer to Washington. Venezuela's chief rabbi had urged its interim president to restore ties with Israel just a day earlier
By: Linda Dayan
Sixteen years after his antisemitic rant ended his Dior career, John Galliano is getting a dedicated Met Gala and exhibit. New York Jewish leaders are expressing cautious optimism, but as tensions rise in the city, some worry about the move
