David Brinn is a journalist for the Jerusalem Post, focusing on national news in Israel. With a keen interest in politics and current events, David provides commentary and analysis on various topics, including the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Israeli society, and cultural events.
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David Brinn's coverage predominantly focuses on cultural and societal aspects, including entertainment news and lifestyle topics in Israel. He also covers evolving stories and events related to the Middle East conflict, particularly involving Israel and Hamas.
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By: David Brinn
The Magazine caught up with Peter Himmelman for an email interview recently from Seattle, where he and his wife were welcoming a new grandchild to their growing clan.
By: David Brinn
Could there be any act that represents hope and faith in the future then two people joining their lives together?
For English-speaking immigrants to Israel, The Polin-Goldbergs’ story was our story.
By: David Brinn
One other thing we do know is that while the Philadelphi-hostages stalemate continues, the remaining hostages are languishing in Gaza.
"There's more at stake in performing in Israel, though. So many people have gone through so much sorrow and grief over the last year."
In the aftermath of Oct. 7 and the outpouring of support for the terrorists on US campuses, the American billionaire went to battle against Harvard University.
By: David Brinn
The successful comedian maintained his support for the Jewish state, even visiting southern Israel, despite the hate it exposed him to on US campuses.
The frantic flow of information, the constant calls from reporters asking what they should do, and the tearing up of completed pages to make room for the horrendous news.
The 54-year-old Jewish comedian has been one of Israel's most outspoken defenders since October 7th.
By: David Brinn
Springsteen performed solo acoustic versions of “Dancing in the Dark” and “The Ghost of Tom Joad.”
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