Tabby Refael is a journalist for the Jewish Journal, focusing on local news and issues in Los Angeles, California. She covers a wide range of topics, including Jewish culture, social issues, and current events related to Israel and the Jewish community. Her articles often provide unique perspectives and insights into the Jewish experience in Los Angeles and beyond.
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Tabby Refael's articles focus on culture, society, and entertainment news with a strong emphasis on expert commentary. If you are considering reaching out to her, providing insightful expert perspectives related to cultural or societal issues would likely resonate well.
Given Tabby's local geographic focus in the United States, particularly California and Los Angeles, pitches that tie into local events or trends within these areas could be more appealing. Additionally, given her seasonal coverage attribute of 13%, consider timely topics relevant to specific times of year.
It’s important to note that while Tabby does not explicitly cover artificial intelligence (AI), smart devices, or work-life balance per se, it may still be worth exploring potential angles related to these themes if they intersect with broader cultural and societal trends she covers.
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Whether or not you know it, there is probably a part of you that processes much of the world through a Jewish lens.
By: Tabby Refael
Each side will tune in hoping for a great performance from their candidate, but knowing that, at any time, a cringe-inducing moment will be a question away.
Many of those who relentlessly hate Jews and Israel reserve their biggest hatred for this wondrous country.
The following is a work of satire.
By: Tabby Refael
As colleges resume this Fall, the safety of Jewish students is at the forefront of the conversation.
This Rosh Hashanah could be squandered if Jews worldwide, including myself, forget each other.
By: Tabby Refael
The experience of reading the book aloud to children is what anyone would want from introducing kids to new Jewish communities, traditions and language through literature.
Stealing time, whether maliciously or innocently, seems to be a modern epidemic, and if you open your eyes a bit more, you will see the time robbers, too.
The following is not for the faint of heart, and is especially not suitable for anyone who is prone to hallucinations, vivid imaginations, or threatening to move to Canada if one candidate wins over another next month.
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