Deborah Danan is a journalist who has written for various Jewish publications and news outlets such as JTA, The Forward, and Israel National News. Her articles cover a range of topics related to Israel, including politics, human interest stories, and cultural events.
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Deborah's coverage spans government & politics, world affairs, and culture & society with a focus on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and related topics such as hostages, war, peace, and Israeli politics. She appears to favor evolving stories and frequently incorporates expert commentary into her articles.
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By: Deborah Danan
“I swore on my sister’s grave that I will become her voice,” said Eyal Golan.
By: Deborah Danan
Deborah Danan, Jewish Telegraphic Agency New York, NY (Jewish Telegraphic Agency) A supporter of Republican presidential nominee and former U.S.
By: Deborah Danan
Asif Culinary Institute's Open Kitchen Project pairs evacuees with hosts so they can cook the way they used to.
By: Deborah Danan
An Israeli lawmaker said there had been dozens of suicides among survivors of the Oct. 7, 2023, massacre. Shirel Golan's is the only one known.
By: Deborah Danan
PORAT, Israel — Eyal Golan sat at a table flanked by two citrus trees in his parents’ garden in the pastoral community of Porat – a makeshift office that has become, reluctantly, his command center.
By: Deborah Danan
“It's in the government's interest to keep the number of suicides quiet, they don't want it to spread,” said Daniel Sharabi, a Nova survivor who saved dozens of lives.
By: Deborah Danan
TEL AVIV — With no formal training but with all the aplomb of a seasoned chef, Sharona Dahan serves up plate after plate of Moroccan fish — a dish rooted in her family’s culinary traditions — in the bustling open kitchen of Café Asif in central Tel Aviv. As a mother of six, Dahan is no stranger to preparing large […]
JTA – Eyal Golan sat at a table flanked by two citrus trees in his parents' garden in the pastoral community of Porat, a makeshift office that has become, reluctantly, his command centre.
By: Deborah Danan
Cafe Otef features chocolates using a recipe from a murdered chocolatier and cheeses and honey from devastated kibbutzes.
By: Deborah Danan
IDF soldiers are helping pioneer the use of cutting-edge rehabilitative technologies that have been a result of Israel’s war with Hamas.
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