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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The Israeli Defense Forces see the Houthis as Iran's leading arm now in its proxy war against Israel.
Defense Minister Israel Katz acknowledged the July 31 hit. He threatened Yemen's Houthi rebels with strikes like those against Hamas's and Hezbollah's leaders.
By: Dan M. Berger
With 300,000 reservists in uniform for more than a year, the IDF needs to tap a new pool of potential draftees, despite resistance from the ultra-Orthodox.
The Israeli military said the underground missile manufacturing plant, which Israeli intelligence had tracked for years, was about to go operational.
The longest war in Israel’s history has hit its economy hard, but analysts find cause for optimism as foreign investment bounces back and high tech hangs on.
By: Dan M. Berger
Israel’s prime minister met with the U.S. president-elect’s envoy, then dispatched a high-level team to negotiate as reports circulated a deal was close.
Qatar's prime minister laid down the general terms of the six-week cease-fire, which includes swapping 33 hostages for an unspecified number of prisoners.
Ninety Palestinian prisoners were also released, the first of almost 2,000 to be included in the controversial deal.
The move comes after Trump's support of a cease-fire deal with Hamas may have angered some on the Israeli right.
By: Dan M. Berger
Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi said he is following through on his promise to take responsibility, and that it is a good time for transition.
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