Atara Beck is a journalist who writes for World Israel News and Jewish Press. She covers a range of topics including Israeli politics, international relations, and human interest stories. Some of her recent articles have focused on the resilience of Israeli citizens, the challenges faced by IDF soldiers with PTSD, and the impact of diplomatic meetings on regional tensions.
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The year 2023 has been the deadliest since the Second Intifada; three attacks were thwarted on Monday alone.
By: Atara Beck
'Five imprisoned citizens who were in Iran will be given to the U.S. side,' Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Nasser Kanaan said.
By: Atara Beck
The Israeli prime minister used Elon Musk as a counterweight to the Biden administration.
By: Atara Beck
A former IDF Military Intelligence officer tells JNS that further deepening of relations between Tehran and Moscow is likely • Mossad director claims Iran was planning to sell missiles to Russia.
By: Atara Beck
Vatican and the late Pope Pius XII under controversy for knowing about the Holocaust and the Nazi death camps, undermining the Holy See argument.
By: Atara Beck
'At the very best, I think they are naïve; they are behaving like, frankly, useful idiots, and at worst, they’re really trying to harm the image of Israel.'
By: Atara Beck
Lawmakers sent strong letter to chairman of the Foreign Affairs and Security Committee, saying they were concerned about Netanyahu’s support for a Saudi nuclear program.
By: Atara Beck
In both cases, the victim was lightly injured and the terrorist was neutralized.
By: Atara Beck
The PA leader's hostile speech largely resembled those he has delivered in the past.
By: Atara Beck
Lawmakers sent strong letter to chairman of the Foreign Affairs and Security Committee, saying they were concerned about Netanyahu’s support for a Saudi nuclear program.
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