David Isaac is a Senior Israel Correspondent at JNS. He covers a diverse range of topics including Israel, Jewish affairs, security, and social issues, with a focus on regional interest and world news. David's work has been featured in numerous publications, including TDH Communications Inc., Zenger News, and the Jewish Chronicle.
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“It is not a reform and not even a start thereof. It is a superficial maneuver.” Jan. 14, 2025 / JNS)
The Jewish state's enemies treated the truce as a victory. Israel's allies called it a chance to "break the cycle of violence." Jan. 16, 2025 / JNS)
By: David Isaac
Itamar Ben-Gvir said his party would leave the government if the hostages deal, which he termed a "prize for terror," went through. Jan. 16, 2025 / JNS)
Video shows work on a concrete wall being carried out in the Sderot area. It will protect against anti-tank missiles.
The brigade located numerous weapons depots in structures near a central United Nations post in the area.
Steve Witkoff plans to visit the region often in the coming weeks to keep the ceasefire deal moving forward.
The army has embraced postmodern military doctrines, which have eroded its ability to win wars, says Ran Baratz, a teacher at the IDF's war college.
Israel's president shared with the Qatari prime minister the profound emotions experienced across Israel following the release of three hostages.
Aryeh Deri was invited more than a year ago but he delayed the trip due to the war, according to a news report.
The Yemen-based terror group said that it hijacked the “Galaxy Leader” because of its Israeli connection.
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