Dan M. Berger is a journalist for The Epoch Times, covering a range of topics including politics, international relations, and social issues. With a focus on Israel and the Jewish community, Dan's articles often delve into the complexities of these subjects, providing in-depth analysis and reporting.
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Those in Netanyahu's sphere see the returning U.S. president much more in line with Israel's needs. Some on the left warn Trump may pursue his own course.
Those in Netanyahu’s sphere see the returning U.S. president much more in line with Israel’s needs. Some on the left warn Trump may pursue his own course.
By: Dan M. Berger
The U.N. says the Israeli army is endangering its troops, while Israel says the troops should get out of its way.
By: Dan M. Berger
The Israeli prime minister, as well as a leader of terrorist group Hamas, has been charged by the International Criminal Court with war crimes.
With an Israeli delegation reportedly headed to Cairo, hopes were rising for a cease-fire and hostage release.
The IDF moved to secure Israel's demilitarized zone with Syria and conducted more than 300 airstrikes to destroy Damascus's weapons and bases.
Hamas’s stance has apparently softened after Lebanon’s Hezbollah reached a cease-fire deal with Israel in late November.
By: Dan M. Berger
Part of Netanyahu’s ruling coalition voted against his budget, while the Palestinian Authority fights Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad in Jenin.
As the Assad regime fell, the IDF seized Syrian positions on the Israeli border, plus the demilitarized buffer zone, to keep them out of rebel hands.
Israel's victories in the war have some Israelis thinking about settling in newly occupied lands.
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