Aaron Rabinowitz is a journalist at Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd. He covers a diverse range of themes including culture and society, regional interest, and world news, with a focus on topics such as politics, government, public policy, and civil rights. Aaron's work has been featured in notable publications including MIKVEH LADIES ASSOCIATION OF RHODE ISLAND, JD Supra, AIPT, and Longreads.
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Aaron Rabinowitz's coverage primarily focuses on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with a significant emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to government & politics and crime. He appears to be particularly interested in developments involving the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, especially those concerning the West Bank, Hamas, and Ultra-Orthodox Jews.
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By: Aaron Rabinowitz
The party added two new candidates, including Maj. (res.) Dror Amos. MK Yoav Ben Tzur was placed fourth despite efforts to oust him after the Council of Torah Sages insisted he remain, in what a party source called a 'blow' to chairman Arye Dery
By: Aaron Rabinowitz
Although he previously praised Yashar chairman Gadi Eisenkot and called on ultra-Orthodox voters to bring down the right-wing bloc, he proclaimed that 'If the left, Eisenkot and all his friends, rise to power, woe betide us'
By: Josh Breiner, Aaron Rabinowitz
Police said Tuesday that they are searching for an East Jerusalem woman who has been missing for several days in the Mevaseret Zion area amid fears for her life.
By: Aaron Rabinowitz
Revelations that shook the community have sparked a quiet revolution, backed by leading rabbis: Sexual abuse is being discussed and bookstores sell tailored guidance for children. But adequate treatment for survivors remains far off
By: Aaron Rabinowitz
Eggs were thrown at Kol Haneshama worshippers on Rosh Hashanah and a Pride flag was torn down on Yom Kippur eve. 'Instead of hearing the shofar, I had to talk to the police,' the community's director said
By: Aaron Rabinowitz
Police said officers were removing Palestinian flags and erasing graffiti in Mea She'arim when residents began throwing stones and other objects. Police fired dozens of stun grenades and arrested three teenagers during the clashes
By: Michael Hauser Tov, Jack Khoury, Aaron Rabinowitz
With neither bloc holding a majority, some parties admit they are in 'trouble,' while Netanyahu's rivals debate how united a front to present. Netanyahu, meanwhile, is focusing on what he believes could decide the election: logistics
By: Noa Shpigel, Josh Breiner, Aaron Rabinowitz
Hundreds of ultra-Orthodox protesters surrounded the home where military police arrested a yeshiva student, preventing soldiers from detaining him. A United Torah Judaism MK blamed Netanyahu for the 'persecution of Torah students'
By: Aaron Rabinowitz
Police said three protesters were arrested in Bnei Brak on suspicion of attacking officers, while another protester was arrested in Jerusalem. In another incident in Jerusalem, a vehicle struck a protester and fled the scene
By: Matan Golan, Aaron Rabinowitz, Maya Roman
Five infants were taken to Hadassah Ein Kerem Hospital in Jerusalem, including one in moderate condition; police said hazardous substances were ruled out and the day care was closed
