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 West Bank, center of a proposed Palestinian state, is land many Israelis think they can't risk giving up.
The IDF's rescue of an Israeli Bedouin from Hamas captivity served as a reminder of a unique minority in the Jewish state.
Already fighting in Gaza, on the Lebanese border and in the West Bank, the Israeli army found more areas for concern over the weekend.
Israel is bolstering its forces in the north and says it will do what it must to return evacuated residents home.
Israel says fight on its northern frontier is with the terror organization, not with Lebanon.
By: Dan M. Berger
Iran launched what was said to be the largest ballistic missile attack in history at Israel on Tuesday. Israel reported minimal damage and casualties after managing to shoot down most of the missiles.
By: Dan M. Berger
So far, the IDF has concentrated its ground war close to its own border. Success there could be enough to let thousands of evacuated Israelis return home.
By: Dan M. Berger
Relatives of two hostages say that with the killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, Hamas is no longer a real threat and it’s time to negotiate a hostage deal.
A Hamas commander killed this week who led one part of the Oct. 7 massacre was also an employee of the UN’s agency for Palestine, Israel’s army says.
By: Dan M. Berger
There have been cases of dramatically inflated death tolls being reported, then rolled back, but only after the much higher number had spread through the press.
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