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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On June 20 of last year, Sgt. First Class (res.) Saadia Dery spoke with his wife, Racheli Orya Dery, by phone from the Netzarim Corridor in central Gaza, where he was stationed.
In exchange for the hostages, Israel is due to again release more than 1,000 Palestinians imprisoned for terrorism who could one day commit another attack.
By: Deborah Danan
New York, NY (Jewish Telegraphic Agency)
By: Deborah Danan
“It's scary to think they still call the shots,” one attendee said about Hamas.
By: Deborah Danan
People gathered in what's known as Hostages Square react to news that three Israeli hostages have been released after a ceasefire agreement began between Israel and Hamas, Jan. 19, 2025. (Deborah Danan)
By: Deborah Danan
Attendees received red baseball caps adorned with U.S. and Israeli flags and the phrase, “God Bless President Trump.”
By: Deborah Danan
“When Trump was nominated, I said, yalla, let’s do it. He’s going to be good for Israel, he has a Jewish son-in-law,” said Pizza Trump's owner.
By: Deborah Danan
Ardent fans of US president attending event at museum founded by evangelical pastor express discomfort over hostage-ceasefire deal pushed over finish line by Republican leader
By: Deborah Danan
(JTA) — TEL AVIV — Ilana Decker, who moved from Israel to New York three years ago, says she doesn’t agree often with Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Arguing, as he
By: Deborah Danan
In the Orthodox Jerusalem neighborhood of Geula, a newly renamed pizzeria advertised a special just for Jan. 20: Customers who bought two slices would get a free order of fries. The timing wasn’t r…
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