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Natasha Mozgovaya

Natasha Mozgovaya has been the chief U.S. correspondent for Haaretz since 2008. She currently resides in Maryland with her husband and two children.
 

Mozgovaya immigrated to Israel from Russia at age 11, as part of the "Big Aliyah" of the 1990s. She began writing for newspapers in Russian as a teenager, and by the age of 18 had become editor of two supplements for "Vesty," the Russian newspaper in Israel.
 

In 2000, Mozgovaya joined the Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper, covering immigration to Israel and Diaspora Jewry. She went on to report from Gaza during the disengagement in 2005, and from the Lebanese border during the war with Hezbollah in 2006.
 

Mozgovaya has reported from around the world, contributing in-depth articles on topics ranging from human trafficking in Eastern Europe to the AIDS epidemic in Africa; clashes with the PKK in Turkey to the post-election riots in Kenya.
 

She has closely followed events in the FSU over the last decade, interviewing the members of the political elite and opposition leaders, as well as iconic figures such as Mikhail Kalashnikov and the infamous "Russian oligarchs."
 

In addition to her newspaper work, Mozgovaya has anchored several television programs in Hebrew and Russian. In 2008, she co-hosted a Channel 9 series exploring the history of the State of Israel since its establishment in 1948.
 

Before moving to the U.S. for Haaretz, Mozgovaya was a frequent guest and commentator on various radio and TV programs in Israel.

Latest Articles by Natasha Mozgovaya
rockets - AFP - April 10 2011
Rockets spark PM's warnings, low-key int'l criticism

European Union High Representative for Foreign Affairs Catherine Ashton condemned the recent hostilities along the border with the Gaza Strip, criticizing the targeting of civilians 'wherever they are.'

with Barak Ravid, Eli Ashkenazi and Jonathan Lis 0 comments
ashton - AP - June 24 2011
EU's Ashton condemns targeting civilians along Gaza border, 'wherever they are'

IDF attacks Gaza rocket launchers after militants in coastal Strip fire dozens of rockets at Israel in recent days, 20 of them on Saturday and another 11 overnight on Sunday.

with Haaretz 57 comments
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  • Netanyahu to Gaza militants: Israel's policy is kill or be killed
  • Gaza militants agree to halt rocket fire against Israel
  • IAF strikes Gaza militants poised to launch rockets at Israel
  • Hamas seems wary of escalation with Israel, despite increased rocket fire
Abbas, Lieberman - AP 11.10.11, Reuters 27.10.11
Israel slams Abbas in letter to UN following Gaza rocket fire

Letter comes day after Palestinians file complaint with UN over Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman's 'incitement'.

with Shlomo Shamir 169 comments
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  • Palestinians file complaint with UN Security Council over Lieberman 'incitement'
  • EU chides Lieberman over call for Palestinian President Abbas to resign
  • Palestinians: Lieberman's remarks are an explicit threat on Abbas' life
  • As Quartet tries to renew Israel-Palestinian talks, Lieberman steps up attack on Abbas
  • Lieberman urges Abbas to resign, calls him 'greatest obstacle' to peace process
Professor Julio Pino
Kent State professor yells 'Death to Israel' at Israeli diplomat

Professor Julio Pino asks Ishmael Khaldi, the first Bedouin to serve in Israel's foreign service, 'how can the Israeli government justify providing aid with blood money from deaths of Palestinian children?'

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  • Israeli professor faces criminal charges over Facebook status
Obama Saudi King Abdullah
United States congratulates Saudi Arabia on selection of Crown Prince

New Crown Prince Nayif bin Abd al-Aziz, who is in his late 70s, has a reputation as being more conservative than either the former crown prince or king.

with Reuters 14 comments
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  • Saudi crown prince dies while in U.S. for medical treatment
Ilan Grapel - GPO - 28102011
Grapel lands in Israel after 4 months in Cairo prison

A private jet brought Grapel, who had been jailed since June, to Israel on Thursday night; he was accompanied by Isaac Molho and MK Israel Hasson, who brokered Grapel's release.

with Gili Cohen , Zohar Blumenkrantz and Barak Ravid 0 comments
Grapel Netanyahu
Grapel to Netanyahu: I underwent difficult times in Egyptian prison, but was treated fairly

American-Israeli citizen jailed in Cairo on suspicion of espionage meets with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu; PM thanks U.S. and Egypt governments for efforts to secure his release.

with Barak Ravid 0 comments
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  • Ilan Grapel lands in Israel after 25 Egyptian prisoners released
  • Egyptians react with mixed feeling to prisoner swap with Israel
  • Doctors union urges Morsi to win release of Egyptians held in Israel
Abe Foxman, AP
ADL bid for U.S. bipartisan support for Israel faces staunch resistance

Anti-Defamation League chief Abraham H. Foxman under fire for releasing 'National Pledge for Unity on Israel,' meant to avoid Israel becoming a debate point in the road to the 2012 presidential elections.

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  • ADL slams Susan Sarandon for calling the pope a Nazi
Ashton, Lieberman June 17, 2011 (AP)
EU chides Lieberman over call for Palestinian President Abbas to resign

European Union's Catherine Ashton says Foreign Minister's remarks 'not helpful'; U.S. urges Palestinians, Israel to commit to Quartet peace plan.

with DPA 39 comments
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  • Peres: Fayyad and Abbas are serious leaders who want peace
  • Lieberman urges Abbas to resign, calls him 'greatest obstacle' to peace process
Jewish chaplains - Natasha Mozgovaya
U.S. unveils Arlington memorial for Jewish military chaplains

Memorial in national cemetery near Washington D.C. commemorates 14 Rabbis who died in the line of duty; DNC chairperson: Next generations will learn story of Jewish chaplains.

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Ilan Grapel
It's ridiculous to think Ilan Grapel is an Israeli spy, father tells Haaretz

Daniel Grapel says yet to receive official confirmation on a swap deal with Egypt to secure his son's release, saying he was able to talk to his son on the phone every other week.

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  • Israel, Egypt reach swap deal to release suspected Israeli spy Ilan Grapel
Salam Fayyad & David Hale - Oren Shomron - October 2011
Capital Letter / While we were busy with Gilad Shalit

The diplomatic game between Israel and the Palestinians continues in Washington.

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Obama, Gadhafi - Reuters - 20.10.11
Obama: Gadhafi's death is chance for Libya to determine its destiny

U.S. President Barack Obama says death of Gadhafi and end of his rule proves brutality and ruling with an iron fist inevitably must come to an end.

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  • Lockerbie relatives feel sense of victory over news of Gadhafi's death
  • UN chief: Gadhafi's death marks historic transition for Libya
  • Gadhafi's legacy: An oil-rich country with a traumatized people
  • Libyans pour into streets to celebrate end of Gadhafi era
fayyad - Natasha Mozgovaya - October 20, 2011
Palestinian PM Fayyad: Time is not right for serious peace talks

Salam Fayyad tells lobby group American Task Force on Palestine it aims for a two-state solution, but that if that doesn't occur, Palestinians will likely demand the right to vote in Israeli elections.

26 comments
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  • Diplomatic sources: Shalit deal hurt chances of renewing Israel-Palestinian talks
Turkey PKK - Reuters - August 21, 2011
Obama condemns Kurdish rebel attack on Turkish troops

Turkish officials said about 100 fighters from the PKK mounted simultaneous attacks under cover of darkness on seven remote army outposts, killing 24 Turkish troops.

with Reuters 0 comments
Republican debate - Reuters - 18.10.2011
Shalit deal makes surprise appearance at U.S. Republican presidential debate

Asked whether or not the U.S. would consider a swap deal, Tea Party affiliate Michele Bachmann says a prisoner exchange goes contrary to U.S. nature.

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In U.S. and Europe, cautious hopes for improved mood in region

U.S. State Department spokesman Mark Toner says 'hard to say' what impact Shalit prisoner swap deal, says U.S. wants 'to see concrete steps that improve and create a more constructive atmosphere.'

with Danna Harman 1 comments
Shalit billboard - Idan Yekutiel
Jewish groups congratulate Israel on Gilad Shalit return

Groups laud Israel for brokering deal to secure release, however note bittersweet nature of return of Palestinian prisoners.

with Haaretz 0 comments
Quartet to hold meetings with Israel, Palestinians in Jerusalem next week

State Department spokesman says 'Quartet envoys will be meeting with the parties in Jerusalem on October 26th and with the aim to begin preparations and develop an agenda for proceeding in the negotiations.'

0 comments
Quartet, United Nations
Quartet to hold meetings with Israel, PA officials in Jerusalem in late October

Meetings to lay groundwork for fresh peace negotiations to take place on October 26, according to a U.S. State Department statement.

with Reuters and DPA 25 comments
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  • Blair: Arab Spring may endanger Mideast peace process
Gilad Shalit
U.S. media extensively covers Shalit deal, as planned prisoner swap inches closer

The main American media outlets have devoted several articles, op-eds and editorials to the Israel-Hamas deal, with some attacking Israel for 'giving in to terror.'

3 comments
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  • Shalit family: High Court must not delay 'delicate' Israel-Hamas deal
  • Shalit deal to set free perpetrators of 2000 lynching of IDF reservists
  • Who are the Palestinian prisoners set for release in Shalit deal?
Salam Fayyad, Palestinian Authority, PA - AP - 23.5.11
PA cuts ties with pro-Palestinian U.S. lobby over criticism of UN statehood bid

Palestinian leadership reportedly cut ties with American Task Force on Palestine after lobby officials voiced concern that a move for statehood recognition would lead to violence in the West Bank.

69 comments
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  • Palestinians deny plan to meet Israelis to discuss restarting peace talks
Obama - Reuters - 19.5.11
Obama: No options off the table over Iran assassination plot

U.S. President says 'no dispute' Iranian government involved in alleged plot to assassinate Saudi ambassador in Washington.

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  • Michael Oren: Israel taking Iranian assassination plot seriously
  • U.S. steps up efforts to isolate Iran following assassination plot
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Tighe
Americans 'occupy' for change

Tent camps finally reach Washington, seem more politicized than other protests throughout the U.S.; inevitably, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict comes up.

0 comments
Assad - AP file photo - released 31.7.11
U.S. accuses Syrian-born man of spying on anti-Assad dissidents

Mohamad Anas Haitham Soueid, 47, from Leesburg, Virginia, faces charges related to alleged role in a conspiracy to spy on people demonstrating in U.S. against Syria government crackdown on protestors.

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