Amy Spiro
She has a bachelor's degree in journalism and politics from New York University and a certificate in baking and pastry arts from The Jerusalem Culinary Institute.
Before joining The Jerusalem Post in 2011, Amy worked for the New York Jewish Week and wrote for various other publications. Her favorite punctuation mark is the interrobang.
Utah Chabad rabbi speaks out about childhood abuse
Assessing the Gal Gadot effect on Israel's image
Young and troublesome
Bar Refaeli expecting third child
Refaeli, who is married to businessman Adi Ezra, is already the mother of two daughters under age 3: Liv and Elle.
U.S. antisemitism envoy: Armed guards needed at synagogues, Jewish centers
"I don't care what ideological clothing it wears, Jew hatred is Jew hatred, we need to fight it and oppose it," says Elan Carr in Jerusalem.
Herzog: Strong Israeli judiciary is best counter to delegitimization
Jewish leaders from around the world debate how best to battle BDS and antisemitism.
Bhad Bhabie concert in Jordan canceled over Israel support
US rapper known for 'cash me outside' slated to appear in Tel Aviv next month.
John Cusack slammed for antisemitic retweet
After initial defense, actor deletes image and apologizes.
New Holocaust memorial installed in Copenhagen
First 'stolpersteine' stumbling blocks inaugurated in Denmark by artist Gunter Demnig.
Violent brawl at Pancake House in Israel goes viral
Video comes just a week after a similar, chair-throwing fight at a water park in Holon.
HBO remake of Israeli show ‘Euphoria’ mired in controversy
Series criticized for its excessive nudity, drug use and violence.
Jim Jefferies returning to Israel this year
Jefferies is known for his outlandish and vulgar comedy style, and being an equal-opportunity offender.
Jim Jefferies brings his foul mouth back to Israel
“Stop fighting over this land, it’s not that good,” he said during his set in Tel Aviv in early 2018.
