Sharon Wrobel is the Tech Israel Editor at The Times of Israel. She covers a range of topics including aviation and aerospace, business and economics, and finance, with a focus on capital markets, economic policy, and international trade. Sharon's work has been featured in MSN, Australian Jewish News, NewsNow.co.uk, and RealClearMarkets.
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Sharon Wrobel's coverage heavily focuses on the Israeli economy, particularly during periods of conflict and its impact. She frequently cites government announcements and data while also relying on press releases for her reporting.
Given her focus on finance & economy, she is likely to be interested in pitches that provide in-depth analysis or expert commentary on the Israeli economy, especially during times of crisis such as war with Hamas or significant policy changes by institutions like the Bank of Israel. Insights into startup funding trends within Israel could also be relevant topics for potential pitches.
Pitches should emphasize specific knowledge or expertise related to economic trends, financial policies, and their implications within Israel. If reaching out regarding international perspectives, providing a clear link to how these developments can have broader global impacts would likely increase the chances of engagement.
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If the brain is our most important organ, why do most brain disorders such as depression and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) still rely on
By: Sharon Wrobel
Israel's flagship carrier El Al's net profit in the second quarter of 2026 doubles despite reduced flight operations due to the US-Israel war with
If the brain is our most important organ, why do most brain disorders such as depression and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) still rely on
By: Sharon Wrobel
High-earning Israelis working in tech and healthcare are emigrating in sharply rising numbers, almost doubling over five years, a new study by the Israel Tax Authority has found.
Serbia plans to open a manufacturing plant with Israeli defense giant Elbit Systems in mid-September to jointly produce drones to modernize its defenses and bolster exports of unmanned systems and military equipment.
By: Sharon Wrobel
Israel's Team8, a venture capital group that develops and spins out tech companies, has raised $365 million in fresh funds to invest in local startups
Founded only three years ago, Israeli artificial intelligence startup Decart is reportedly in talks to be acquired by American AI giant and Claude chatbot developer Anthropic for as much as $6 billion.
By: Sharon Wrobel
Venture group plans to use funds for investing in 16 companies that focus on software infrastructure needed for businesses to securely manage AI agents in workloads
Israeli startup Hemispheric is training AI to help diagnose depression, PTSD and neurological disease.
