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Ruth Margalit

Ruth Margalit

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Contributing Writer, The New York Times Magazine

Tel Aviv

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  • How Einav Zangauker Became Netanyahu’s Fiercest Foe

    By Ruth Margalit| businessandamerica.com@ More hostage releases were set to unfold over the following days, but the 2023 deal soon collapsed: Israel blamed Hamas for reneging on the terms of the agreement by attempting to release three corpses instead of three living female hostages. Members of Israel’s war cabinet argued in closed meetings that Israel should overlook the infraction and maintain the cease-fire, to save as many hostages as it could.

    By Ruth Margalit · businessandamerica.com

    Feb. 28, 2025

  • How Einav Zangauker Became Netanyahu's Fiercest Foe

    By Ruth Margalit| The New York Times Verified The Israeli poet Aharon Shabtai published a poem last fall that begins with the words "Instead of Moses."Instead of Abraham, it continues, instead of Buddha, Jesus, Socrates and Tolstoy,Instead, instead of everything, I see by day, And see at night, I see in a dream, and on waking, In bed, in the shower, and on the road, In shops In Tel Aviv and in Jerusalem, Only the face Only the face Of Einav Zangauker. The face of Einav Zangauker. How to describe it? The drooping eyes.

    By Ruth Margalit · The New York Times

    Feb. 28, 2025

  • How Einav Zangauker Became Netanyahu’s Fiercest Foe

    By Ruth Margalit| businessandamerica.com@ More hostage releases were set to unfold over the following days, but the 2023 deal soon collapsed: Israel blamed Hamas for reneging on the terms of the agreement by attempting to release three corpses instead of three living female hostages. Members of Israel’s war cabinet argued in closed meetings that Israel should overlook the infraction and maintain the cease-fire, to save as many hostages as it could.

    By Ruth Margalit · businessandamerica.com

    Feb. 28, 2025

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The New York Times Magazine

The New York Times Company, established in 1851, is a prominent global media organization based in New York City. It is known for its commitment to journalism and digital innovation, operating through print, digital, and broadcast platforms. The company has a rich history, having won 112 Pulitzer Prizes, the most of any news organization, and it has evolved from its origins as the *New-York Daily Times* to a leader in modern media. The New York Times offers a range of services, including its flagship newspaper and digital platforms that provide breaking news, investigative journalism, and opinion pieces. It has developed various subscription models, including digital-only access and specialized content like cooking and product reviews. The company also publishes international editions and has expanded its portfolio through acquisitions, such as Wirecutter and The Athletic, enhancing its digital content and sports journalism offerings. Additionally, it has engaged in broadcast ventures, partnering with Discovery Communications and owning several TV stations.

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