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Lahav Harkov
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Senior Political Correspondent, Jewish Insider
Tel Aviv
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Biography
Lahav Harkov is the Knesset reporter at The Jerusalem Post. Lahav grew up in Deal, NJ, and attended the Ramaz Upper School in New York. After moving to Israel in 2005, she did two years of National Service, and studied Political Science and Communications at Bar-Ilan University, where she is currently pursuing a Master's degree in Creative Nonfiction Writing. Lahav has also published articles in The Jewish Week and the Hebrew-language newspaper Makor Rishon.
primaries, political parties, election legislation, budget, gossipisrael, israeli politics, entertainment viral videos, politics
settlements, diplomacy
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Jewish Insider
Jewish Insider is a media organization that focuses on news and analysis related to U.S. politics, Middle East affairs, and Jewish communal issues. Founded by Max Neuberger, it aims to foster discussions around policy, philanthropy, and culture through its reporting and newsletters. The organization has journalists positioned globally, including in Washington, D.C., Israel, and key U.S. campaign states. Jewish Insider offers several key services, including the *Daily Kickoff Newsletter*, which provides a curated morning briefing on politics, business, and culture for leaders in the Jewish and pro-Israel communities. Additionally, it features eJewishPhilanthropy, which covers Jewish philanthropy and nonprofit leadership through its *Your Daily Phil* newsletter. The organization is known for its original reporting, including investigative journalism and policy analyses on topics such as U.S.-Israel relations and antisemitism.
Tel Aviv, , Israel
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