Alona Ferber is a Special Projects Editor for the New Statesman and The Australian Financial Review. She covers a wide range of topics including international relations, conflict, politics, and social issues. With a focus on providing in-depth analysis and thought-provoking insights, Alona's articles aim to shed light on complex issues and spark meaningful discussions.
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Alona Ferber's coverage focuses on world affairs, government and politics, with a particular emphasis on the Israel-Palestine conflict. She appears to be interested in evolving stories, government announcements, legal policy regulation, and data-driven content.
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Former Momentum chair Jon Lansman on the election, the left and the Middle East crisis
A Houthi drone kills a man in Tel Aviv, the Israeli army strikes Yemen—and Israel's prime minister flies to America
Dozens of innocent children died in Majdal Shams and Deir al Balah, yet all we see in response is the same failed politics and lack of humanity
Israel’s 12th prime minister and a former Palestinian foreign minister have agreed to work together for peace, for whatever that’s worth
Violence against women is a global sickness. How can we make sense of this hatred, and start to fight back?
The party’s annual conference took place amid a slew of bad press. Was there any joy among the Labour faithful?
In the face of unspeakable atrocities in Israel and Gaza, remembrance of the past collides with the present
There's a big scrap going on within British feminism, as these two books demonstrate. Can we ever move beyond it?
The Netanyahu government is dividing Israelis—and the press—into traitors and patriots
The president-elect embodied a certain masculinity, and seething resentment against decades of gains in women’s rights
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