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Julie Moos

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  • Editor-in-Chief and Chief Content Officer, Forward
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Why Mamdani remains focused on Israel as NYC mayor

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By Seth Pinsky, Julie Moos Verified
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New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Sept. 14. Photo by Michael Nagle/Bloomberg via Getty Images Seth Pinsky September 25, 2026 When Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke at the UN this week, New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani was there — not in body, but in spirit, having condemned the Israeli prime minister and previously encouraged protests against him. As a leader in the Jewish community, I know that many American Jews oppose Netanyahu’s government.
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The Yeshiva issue that won’t go away

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By Victor Kovner, Julie Moos Verified
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Coat and hat rack in Yeshiva Gedolah Zichron Moshe cafeteria, South Fallsburg, NY. Photo by Michael Gold/Getty Images By Victor Kovner September 25, 2026 A backroom deal to gut oversight of private schools – specifically to bail out yeshivas that fail to teach basic subjects, condemning tens of thousands of Hasidic students to illiteracy and choking off the chance to participate in broader society – is coming back to haunt its architects.
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Israel’s election committee disqualifies Arab parties but not far-right Jewish ones

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By Tomer Almagor, Julie Moos Verified
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Yoav Segalovitz speaks to an Israeli Arab crowd during an election campaign meeting in the Arab town of Shefa-‘Amr in Northern Israel on August 26, 2019. Photo by Ahmad Gharabli/AFP via Getty Images By Tomer Almagor September 24, 2026 (JTA) — TEL AVIV – Israel’s Central Election Committee on Thursday allowed far-right Jewish parties to be on the ballot in the Oct. 27 election after it had disqualified two Arab parties from running the day before.
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Interview

Have you ever used a typewriter?

I learned to type in 6th grade journalism class & that year got a blue Smith-Corona for my bday. Used typewriters 'til grad school.

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Danny Concannon.

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

By email, with specifics about what our audience will learn from the story & why they need this information.