Stewart Weiss is a journalist based in Jerusalem, Israel. He writes for the Jerusalem Post and his work has also appeared in The Jewish Link. Stewart's articles focus on topics such as Israeli politics, Jewish identity, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Stewart Weiss focuses extensively on providing expert commentary and opinion pieces within the realm of religion, Judaism, and Israeli politics. His articles center around cultural and societal issues with a specific emphasis on Jewish perspectives.
Given his focus on local coverage in Israel, particularly Jerusalem, he is likely to be receptive to pitches from individuals who possess deep insights into religious or political developments within this region. Those who can provide unique perspectives or expertise related to local cultural events or societal issues within Israel are also likely to capture his interest.
In addressing Stewart's coverage attributes and topics covered, it becomes apparent that engaging him successfully would require an understanding of the complexities surrounding religion, Judaism, Temple Mount affairs as well as current Israeli political dynamics.
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