Jacob Jaffa is the Motors Reporter for The Sun Online. He specializes in automotive industry news, providing insights and tips for car owners, with notable exclusives such as cost-saving tricks for car buyers and coverage of the revived Ford Capri. His work has been featured in various publications, including News.com.au and The Scottish Sun.
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Jacob Jaffa's coverage heavily focuses on house & home, automotive, product promotions, personal finance and beauty & fashion. He often includes press releases and cites data in his articles.
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By: Jacob Jaffa
The prime minister denied the Oztma Yehudit leader’s demand for the posts, saying they must remain with his own Likud party
By: Jacob Jaffa
However, the survey showed no overall majority for either of the predicted coalition blocs
By: Jacob Jaffa
The Bell Review also found that more than half of older Jewish pupils experience antisemitism and called on school leaders to ‘consider the time and place’ for political expression surrounding the Middle East
By: Jacob Jaffa
The Yashar leader looks to be the frontrunner to form the next government, but will likely face a struggle to assemble a workable coalition
By: Jacob Jaffa
Josh McAllister insisted that the government’s adoption of the recommendations of the landmark Bell Review will help schools ‘meet their legal duties, including on equality and free speech’
By: Jacob Jaffa
Israelis also showed more support for the settlement project and attached less importance to maintaining good relations with the UK and Europe
By: Jacob Jaffa
The prime minister told Israelis to prepare for the economic impact of potential international measures against Jerusalem
By: Jacob Jaffa
Dr Ashok Kumar later said that ‘Zionism will join apartheid and Jim Crow in the ugly dustbin of history’
By: Jacob Jaffa
The race between the veteran leftist and Flavio Bolsonaro, the son of his predecessor, was tight enough to force a second vote, but ultimately bucked the trend of Latin America’s rightward shift
By: Jacob Jaffa
Gaid Eisenkot retains a comfortable cushion over incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but neither bloc looks set to gain enough seats to form a majority government
