Julie Guilfoyle - Journalist Profile | Connect with top journalists

Beats

Biography

Julie has been working as a therapist with abuse and trauma victims for more than 25 years. She began her career working in the areas of child behavior, child abuse, and abuse investigations. She worked as a forensic interviewer and served as an expert witness in abuse and trauma. She trained CPS workers on forensic interviewing, investigation, and interviewing ethics. She brings a unique view to women's issues, victimization, trauma, and ethics. She has recently developed an interest in Jewish ethics. Her background in abuse issues, advocacy, ethics, and investigations work drives her pursuit for justice, fairness, and transparency in the world of Jewish ethics.

Content

Total articles 8

• Available on paid plans

  Multiple Antisemitic Incidents in Cincinnati – Including 176 Vandalized Graves - Julie Guilfoyle

  By Julie Guilfoyle

  Jul. 09, 2024

• Available on paid plans

  Multiple Antisemitic Incidents in Cincinnati - Including 176 Vandalized Graves

  By Julie Guilfoyle

  Jul. 08, 2024

• Available on paid plans

  A Call for the Resignation of Rabbi Rick Jacobs Amid Reform Movement Discontent

  By Julie Guilfoyle

  Jul. 05, 2024

As seen in

Company Info

The Times of Israel

The Times of Israel (ToI) is an online newspaper based in Jerusalem, launched in February 2012 by David Horovitz and Seth Klarman. It has become the largest English-language Jewish and Israeli news source, known for its center political alignment. The platform publishes original reporting and analysis in multiple languages, including English, Hebrew, Arabic, French, and Persian. ToI features a blog platform with over 9,000 active bloggers, providing diverse perspectives on Israeli and Jewish affairs. It also produces weekly podcasts, focusing on topics such as archaeology and developments in the Jewish world. With a readership that grew to over 9 million unique monthly users by 2021, the Times of Israel targets international audiences, particularly in North America, Europe, and Jewish diaspora communities. The editorial team includes experienced journalists and language-specific editors, ensuring comprehensive coverage of regional and global issues.