Talya Zax is the Innovation Editor at The Forward. She focuses on culture and society, often exploring themes related to arts and entertainment, including authors, books, and cultural movements. Talya's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Washington Post, The Atlantic, and The Portland Press Herald.
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Talya Zax's coverage predominantly focuses on the Israel-Palestine conflict, anti-Semitism, Jewish identity, and mental health within a national (United States) context. Her articles also delve into topics related to music. Given her focus on evolving stories, expert commentary, legal policy regulation and government announcements concerning the Israel-Palestine conflict and its impact on Jewish communities in the U.S., experts with insights into these areas would likely be well-received by Talya.
For those interested in reaching out to Talya Zax, providing expertise or perspectives related to government policies regarding the Middle East conflicts or cultural aspects of Jewish identity may be particularly relevant for her coverage. Additionally, given her interest in music-related content as part of her writing portfolio, pitches that incorporate unique angles connecting music with broader societal or political issues might capture her attention.
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An excavator works to clear rubble on Oct. 23 after the East Wing of the White House was demolished. Photo by Eric Lee/Getty Images
Tom Stoppard speaks in the press room during the Tony Awards on June 11, 2023, after winning the award for Best Play for “Leopoldstadt.” Photo by Cindy Ord/Getty Images for Tony Awards Productions
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By: Talya Zax
Philip Roth and Judy Blume are both giants of American Jewish literature — so why do we put them in different classes?
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Laurie Metcalf and Nathan Lane in ‘Death of a Salesman.' Photo by Emilio Madrid By Talya Zax April 28, 2026
My used copies of Hector Bolitho's ‘Twelve Jews'. Photo by Talya Zax By Talya Zax May 22, 2026
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Hockney's long connection with the American artist R.B. Kitaj was key to his art, as well as his life
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