Alexandra Lukash is a journalist for Ynet News, focusing on national news in Israel. She covers a wide range of topics including current events, human interest stories, and political developments. Alexandra is dedicated to providing accurate and timely news coverage to keep readers informed about the latest happenings in Israel.
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By: Alexandra Lukash, Nina Fox
Citing security, cost of living and lack of religious freedom, one woman says she has chosen a life in New Zealand where she would not have to live in danger and paycheck-to-paycheck; Child of Israeli parents says know in her heart her home is here
By: Itamar Eichner, Einav Halabi, Alexandra Lukash
U.S. Special Mid-East envoy Brett McGurk also in Doha; Netanyahu summons ministerial consultation although claims it is not about hostages
By: Alexandra Lukash
Israeli iNitative in India aims to help tens of thousands of Israelis who left the country amid war and find themselves having to deal with emotional baggage and trauma
By: Shilo Freid, Alexandra Lukash, Einav Halabi, Orit Strock
The man responsible for the Palestinian prisoners issue makes a rare statement: All children and women in Israeli prisons will be released, along with dozens of terrorists from the Shalit deal
After Gazans seen feasting on beached dolphin, Dr. Ziv Tsemach-Shamir warns apex predators like dolphins often contain high levels of toxins and usually wash ashore when sick or dying, posing significant health risks to those who consume their flesh
By: Alexandra Lukash, Einav Halabi, Itamar Eicher, Lior Ben Ari
Hamas leader Mohammed Sinwar approves proposed hostage deal in principle, Wall Street Journal reports; Palestinian source accuses Israel of withholding key details, including withdrawal maps
By: Alexandra Lukash
Dr. Danny Epstein and Dr. Daniel King counter biased claims in The Lancet, a respectable medical journal, highlighting Hamas’ use of Gaza hospitals for military purposes and stressing the importance of sharing Israel’s perspective with global readers
By: Alexandra Lukash, Nina Fox
Return of hostages in deal poses psychological and social challenges; 'From past experience, we've learned that hostages sometimes return with false information or under the influence of psychological warfare,' says caregiver of previously released hostages
By: Alexandra Lukash
For over a year, Inbal Nechmad has fought for her son Ido, a soldier critically injured by a sniper in Gaza; As he lies unconscious, family dedicates their lives to his recovery, advocating for support and singling out one member of Knesset for praise
By: Alexandra Lukash
For over a year, Inbal Nechmad has fought for her son Ido, a soldier critically wounded by a sniper in Gaza; as he lies in a coma, family dedicate their lives to his recovery, advocating for support and singling out one member of Knesset for praise
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