Tamar Uriel-Beeri
Tamar is the editor-in-chief of The Jerusalem Report and the former deputy editor-in-chief of The Jerusalem Post. She was managing editor of jpost.1eye.us for three years and has been with the paper since 2018. Her coverage focuses on welfare, namely women's affairs, in Israel. She is also the author of the weekly Broad Perspective column, sharing her opinions and analyses on the day's issues from her unique perspective, and is a regular co-host of The Jerusalem Post Podcast.
She has a Bachelor's Degree in English Literature, History, and Philosophy from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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Our 10 responsibilities as journalists covering a war on information - comment
Israelis must refrain from violence, even if we disagree - comment
Qatargate: A timeline of the scandal plaguing Israel, Netanyahu, and the PMO - explainer
With friends like these: Israel is collateral damage in Trump's trade war on the world - comment
Donald Trump’s transactional politics have never been about values – they’ve always been about leverage.
How Netanyahu deflects blame while manipulating Israel into trusting him - comment
Even before the recent war broke out, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was doing everything in his power to deflect blame for even the most minor of conflicts, whether it was justified or not.
Freedom forgone: The concerning rise of censorship in Israel - comment
What justification would we have as a humanitarian society if we did not preserve the rights of those we disagree with just because we disagree with them?
Trying to give press to the unheard cries of the masses - comment
From liberal Americans to poverty, from asylum seekers to the LGBTQ+ community, Jews and Arabs alike are being tossed aside.
Will the good times last? Jerusalem Report's new editor-in-chief on the Gaza ceasefire - comment
In the time since our last issue of the Report reached our readers’ doorsteps, a ceasefire and hostage deal has been reached between Israel and Hamas.
2024 was a year fueled by hate. Let’s make 2025 different - comment
Broad Perspective: 2024 tested Israel’s resilience with loss and pain. As 2025 begins, healing and hope must lead the way toward a stronger, united future.
Eyal Golan performance at women’s festival canceled amid resurfaced sexual abuse claims
The performance was criticized the moment it was announced due to Golan’s history of alleged sexual abuse and pedophilia.
It shouldn't take a miracle for the hostages to come home - comment
This year, the lights on the menorah shine alongside yellow ribbons, posters of the hostages’ faces, and the empty seats left for them.
Israel Police's violence knows no bounds - comment
The Israel Police is actively adding fuel to the fire.
Sara Netanyahu demands recognition as flare attack victim despite not being home
She was not present at the time of the incident.
