Ari Flanzraich is a journalist who writes for The Wall Street Journal and has also been featured in Foreign Policy. He focuses on reporting on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, covering topics such as military operations, border tensions, and the release of hostages. His articles provide insight into the ongoing political and security issues in the region.
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By: Ari Flanzraich
Israel’s military is providing assistance to arrange the transfer of babies from Gaza City’s embattled Al-Shifa Hospital, the top Israel Defense Forces spokesman said Saturday. Israeli personnel are in regular contact with hospital staff, said the official, Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari. Health officials
By: Ari Flanzraich
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, having declared plans for the Israel Defense Forces to control Gaza, said there wouldn’t be a “civil authority” in the territory immediately after the war. “For however long it takes, the IDF will continue to exert security control over the Gaza Strip,” Net
By: Ari Flanzraich
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Hezbollah will no longer be a threat once the war is over, calling the Iranian-backed militant group a war target. The statement came in the midst of mounting tensions along Israel's northern border with Lebanon, where Hezbollah is based. In a televise
By: Ari Flanzraich, Dion Nissenbaum, Kobi Wolf
The prime minister is resisting demands to take action at the Lebanon border, while issuing warnings to the Iran-backed army.
By: Ari Flanzraich
The Israeli hostages expected to be released by Hamas later this week will undergo an investigative debriefing to “solve the puzzle” of how the Palestinian militants treated them, said Daniel Hagari, a spokesman for the Israeli military. The Israeli military has benefited from intelligence gathered
By: Ari Flanzraich
Israel fighter jets fired two missiles from the Golan Heights into the Damascus area, one of which was shot down, Syrian state media reported. There were no injuries, the state media said. Video footage posted on Telegram by local media outlets showed a plume of smoke billowing out of a building ne
By: Omar Abdel-, Ari Flanzraich
Israel’s Ministry of Justice released a list of 300 Palestinian prisoners who could be released as part of a hostage deal with Hamas. Most of the people slated for potential release are detainees who haven’t been tried, lawyers in Israel say. They include people held through Israel’s system of admi
By: Ari Flanzraich
The Israel Defense Forces released a video tour of what it said were Hamas tunnels under and near the Al-Shifa Hospital compound in Gaza City. “We have found Hamas’s sensitive nerve center and we will destroy it,” IDF spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari said. The videos offer the most extensive Israe
By: Ari Flanzraich
The Israeli military said that the Iran-backed Hezbollah group fired around 35 rockets into northern Israel Thursday morning, one of the largest barrages from Lebanese territory since the outbreak of the Israel-Hamas war. According to the statement from the Israeli military, a number of the rockets
By: Ari Flanzraich
Five elderly hostages released from Gaza are being taken to the Wolfson Hospital for preliminary examinations, including blood tests and physical examinations for potential injuries, according to Hagai Levine, the head of the medical team dealing with released hostages for the Hostages and Missing F
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