Tamara Zieve
She previously covered Diaspora Affairs for The Jerusalem Post, where she has worked since 2011.
Tamara grew up in London, UK and made aliya in 2008.
She holds an MA degree in Government from the Interdisciplinary Center of Herzilya, Israel, with a specialization in Diplomacy and Conflict Resolution. She studied Hispanic Studies and Italian studies for her BA degree at the University of Birmingham.
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US philanthropist to light 'Diaspora torch' on Israeli Independence Day
Patients fearing worst ahead of government medical marijuana reforms
Women set to strike on Tuesday on heels of wave of murders
Police arrest suspect in murder of 12-year-old Sylvana Tsegai
Tsegai was taken to the police station for questioning and was set to be brought to court on Thursday for a remand extension hearing on suspicion of murder and sexual assault.
Edri appears to have passed polygraph, clearing path to police chief
Incumbent Police Commissioner Roni Alsheich last day in the post is on Sunday.
She sewed hats for women’s march, now she's a domestic violence victim
Racist rhetoric on rise since murder of Eritrean girl, according to market vendor.
Senior El Al official arrested for allegedly smuggling drugs
The official was named as Rami Yogev, who is the manager of the Development and Resources Department at El Al, and he is suspected of smuggling large amounts of cocaine to Israel on El Al planes.
Police arrest 32 east Jerusalem residents in crackdown against PA activity
Suspects allegedly serve in PA security forces.
Thousands march in Tel Aviv to protest violence against women
Protesters chanted “We won’t be silent anymore,” “No means no,” and “We are not transparent – women make revolutions.”
Police reject Leviev’s demands for cooperating in diamond smuggling probe
'King of Diamonds' reportedly fears immediate arrest if he comes to Israel from Russia.
Police arrest two suspects following two prison shootings within two days
Odeh Cutier’s crime organization suspected of being behind the incidents.
Israelis prepare for Elimination of Violence against Women Day
The event is being organized by several women’s organizations including the Tel Aviv Women’s Crisis Support Center.
Police chief nominee Edri to take polygraph after panel obligates him
Edri is the only candidate of the 3 who didn't take a lie detector test.