Stuart Winer is a journalist for The Times of Israel and the Australian Jewish News, with a focus on multinational news, particularly in Israel. His articles cover a wide range of topics including Israeli politics, conflicts in the region, international relations, and cultural events.
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Stuart Winer's coverage primarily centers around government and politics, with a significant focus on Israel and related geopolitical issues. He also covers evolving stories, legal policy regulation, and entertainment news.
Given his coverage of evolving political stories in Israel, pitches offering expert commentary or insider insights into Israeli politics or the geopolitical situation in the region are likely to resonate with him. Additionally, pitches involving high-profile figures involved in these topics could also capture his attention.
As Stuart covers entertainment news as well, he may be open to receiving relevant pitches that intersect with political themes or involve prominent individuals making statements related to geopolitics.
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By: Stuart Winer
The combat medic, a long-time volunteer with the Magen David Adom emergency service, asked that any MDA staff who attend her funeral should come in uniform. They did.
By: Stuart Winer
Louisiana congressman Mike Johnson says non-binding declaration was 'overdue,' as tougher fight over military aid awaits; nine democrats and one Republican oppose measure
By: Stuart Winer
Army intelligence officer speaks with Gazan urging him to head to south of Palestinian enclave, but man says terror group is blocking roads
By: Stuart Winer
Opposition leader presents 8-point plan to improve services for those impacted by war; cabinet minister Gantz stresses Israel making its own decisions though grateful for US support
By: Stuart Winer
The Nahal commander from Zichron Yaakov was among the first to engage the attacking gunmen on October 7
Israel demands clarification from global media Agency photographers present at Hamas assault.
Jewish actor, Julianna Margulies has panned her peers for their silence, as she adopts the cause of Hamas-held hostage, Yarden Roman-Gat and campaigns for her release.
UK media reports that iconic arch, lit in the past with countries' colors after major attacks or catastrophes around world, will now only be used for venue-related symbolism
By: Stuart Winer
Bomb targets Herzliya Pituah home of relative of businessman, once probed for fraud, a day after grenade thrown at home of trader's parents in Ramat Gan; no injuries in incidents
By: Stuart Winer
After bombshell leaking of draft decision to void key judicial overhaul law, far-right MK says move would be ‘a call for civil war'; justices said to convene emergency meeting
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