Ben Samuels is a journalist at Haaretz. He covers a range of topics including U.S. and Israel/Palestine relations, geopolitics, and antisemitism, with a focus on current affairs, government, and international security. His work has been featured in notable publications such as the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, GlobalResearch, and The Free Press.
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Ben Samuels predominantly covers world affairs, with a focus on the Middle East tensions and U.S. involvement in the region. His coverage also includes government announcements, evolving stories, legal policy regulation, and breaking news.
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By: Liza Rozovsky, Ben Samuels
U.S.-Iran talks in Switzerland were canceled after a dispute over a Lebanon-related clause in the agreement, a diplomatic source told Haaretz, as Lebanese media reported at least 16 killed in Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon
By: Ben Samuels
Live Updates Updates U.S. Vice President JD Vance is en route to Switzerland for negotiations with Iran, his spokesman said Saturday.
By: Ben Samuels
Analysis AIPAC is staring down a reality where its choice to bet on Trump and the GOP is no longer paying dividends.
By: Ben Samuels, Liza Rozovsky
In a joint statement, the mediators said the deconfliction cell would operate in coordination with the Lebanese government. The Iranian Foreign Minister called it the first "real test" of the U.S.-Iran talks, as Israeli and Lebanese officials prepare to meet in Washington this week for cease-fire negotiations
By: Liza Rozovsky, Ben Samuels
The U.S. vice president said 'we could have a better and more peaceful situation' with a 'deconflicting mechanism' set to coordinate a response 'if there is shooting, if Hezbollah fires at Israel, or if Israel responds' • Vance also said Iran agreed to readmit nuclear inspectors
By: Ben Samuels
Michael Ron David Kadar, the suspect behind the 2017 wave of global Jewish institution bomb hoaxes who spent seven years in an Israeli prison, now faces trial following extradition from Norway
By: Ben Samuels
Haaretz Today I've examined AIPAC and its role in American politics throughout my reporting career.
By: Ben Samuels
U.S. Midterms 2026 In districts with some of the country's largest Jewish populations, Democratic voters will decide races that have become
By: Ben Samuels
Analysis The victories of three progressive Mamdani-backed candidates in Democratic primaries in New York show that the party's progressive flank is gaining favor with voters seeking change in U.S.-Israel relations and wary of AIPAC's power. The party establishment must take note
By: Etan Nechin, Ben Samuels
Several New York Democratic primary victories by candidates critical of Israel point to a growing challenge to AIPAC-aligned politics, as Gaza, Palestinian rights and outside money become defining fault lines inside the party.
