Tovah Lazaroff is the Deputy Managing Editor at the Jerusalem Post. She specializes in reporting on Middle Eastern affairs, with a focus on Israeli politics and international relations. Tovah's work has been featured in prominent outlets including NBC News, U.S. News & World Report, and The Globe and Mail.
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Tovah Lazaroff's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, specifically related to Israel and its relations with neighboring countries. She often covers evolving stories and government announcements related to topics such as Gaza, Netanyahu, Hamas, hostage situations, and the IDF.
Given her focus on national (Israel) news with a significant emphasis on international relations involving Israel, Tovah may be interested in expert commentary from political analysts or diplomats familiar with Middle Eastern affairs. Additionally, individuals directly involved in the Israeli political landscape or those closely following developments in the region may find their insights valuable for her articles.
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If “someone says something that is untrue and unfair about the partner of the U.S., it’s my job to push back. And I do,” Ambassador Mike Huckabee told NBC News.
By: Tovah Lazaroff
While Israelis are cheering the return of 20 living hostages, and the potential remains of another 28, not all Israeli families will get closure. The hostage deal will not bring relief to the relatives of those deceased hostages whose bodies cannot be found and won't be returned from Gaza within the 72-hour framework set out by the agreement signed in Egypt. Tovah Lazaroff reports from Jerusalem.
At a large warehouse in the southern Israeli city of Kiryat Gat, dozens of US officials and soldiers — along with counterparts from other nations — are daily mapping out the day-after plan for Gaza. It is from this newly created hub that the activities of the US-led international stabilization force will be organized and monitored. This includes intel, reconstruction and de-mining efforts. Tovah Lazaroff reports from southern Israel.
By: Tovah Lazaroff
Open this photo in gallery: Anti-war protestors clash with security personnel as they gather in Habima Square in Tel Aviv on Saturday.
By: Tovah Lazaroff
Naftali Bennett from the right and Yair Lapid from the centre-left are forming a party called Yachad (Together)
