Luke Tress is a journalist and reporter for various publications including JTA, Jerusalem Post, The Times of Israel, and Israel National News. He covers a wide range of topics including Jewish politics, Israel-related news, and antisemitism. His work has been featured in several other publications such as The New York Sun, The Forward, and Jewish Exponent.
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Luke Tress focuses on government & politics, with significant coverage of evolving stories and breaking news in the context of terrorism, the Israel-Palestine conflict, antisemitism, hate crimes, and New York City. His articles often touch upon legal policy regulation.
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By: Luke Tress
Luke Tress, Jewish Telegraphic Agency New York, NY (Jewish Telegraphic Agency)
Lawler defeats Jones in New York congressional race that saw candidates spar over Israel.
By: Luke Tress
Swing districts in NY favor pro-Israel candidates as Lawler, Ryan win races. By LUKE TRESS/JTA (New York Jewish Week) — Republican Rep.
The incoming president’s Jewish fans cite domestic, foreign and Jewish issues as their reasons for supporting him.
The incoming president's Jewish fans cite domestic, foreign and Jewish issues as their reasons for supporting him
By: Luke Tress
Netanyahu calls the West Bank resident a “highly capable diplomat.”
By: Luke Tress
Christopher Husary, 36, indicted for attempted coercion as a hate crime.
By: Luke Tress
A man wearing a mask and a Hezbollah shirt at an anti-Israel protest in Union Square, June 10, 2024. Photo by Luke Tress By Luke Tress November 8, 2024
By: Luke Tress
Luke Tress, JTA Netanyahu calls the West Bank resident a “highly capable diplomat.”
By: Andrew Lapin, Luke Tress
Donald Trump has announced the appointments of two prominent Jewish allies to major positions in his incoming administration, sparking a mix of reactions from political and Jewish communities.
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