Gilad Meiri is a journalist who writes for Ynet News and has also been featured in GlobalResearch. His articles cover a range of topics including international politics, conflicts in the Middle East, and current events. With a focus on providing accurate and up-to-date information, Gilad aims to shed light on important issues and provide insightful analysis to his readers.
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By: Gilad Meiri, Raz Shechnik
With many in the audience booing and displaying a Palestinian flag during Eden Golan's dress rehearsal in front of judges, Kan demands the European Broadcasting Union prevent such an incident from occurring during the 2nd semi final, where she is scheduled to perform
The Islamic Republic did not see this election cycle coming, but now that the country's president and foreign minister were killed in a helicopter crash, six candidates have been cleared to run for president; Whoever wins has a myriad of domestic and international issues to deal with, not the least of which is Iran's commitment to back Hezbollah against Israel
The war that started on October 7 tore them away from everything they knew and now reservists are returning to an environment they are finding tough to navigate, which is why support from family and friends becomes a bridge back to normalcy
Succeeding hardliner Ebrahim Raisi, who died in a Helicopter crash in May, Pezeshkian has garnered over half of the votes in a run-off election, beating conservative and Saeed Jalili, sending scores of happy voters dancing in the streets of Tehran
By: Gilad Meiri
Growing up with 80s music and developing a passion for it at a young age, Tel Aviv-based musical producer Rubi Reuveny has launched his recording studio and has gone even further in search of raw talent, in the form of 'Evening for New Voices', a night of amateurs singing in front of producers and journalists, vying to secure a foothold in a highly competitive industry
By: Gilad Meiri
Following a disastrous debate performance, the Biden administration is in full damage control, trying to convince skeptics that he still has what it takes; A growing list of influential Democrats are unconvinced, and have already laid the groundwork for possible replacements to beat Trump in November
From the courtroom to the White House, Kamala Harris and Doug Emhoff have carefully constructed a financial empire through conservative investments in index funds, strategic real estate purchases, and a disciplined savings approach
In a long and chaotic interview with Elon Musk on X, Donald Trump attempted to reestablish himself as the front-runner in light of Kamala Harris' recent surge in the polls; Trump interchangeably spoke about a wide variety of issues, including the recent assassination attempt, Iran's aggression, October 7, Netanyahu's speech to Congress and inflation
By: Orly Azulay, Gilad Meiri, Donald Trump
Kamala Harris' entrance into the presidential race has jolted more life into the Democratic party than a defibrillator, and polls show she has momentum on her side; Provided she wins, estimates say that, much like Biden, she will also be kind to Israel, but will show some tough love along the way
By: Gilad Meiri
Sirens blared as early as 6 AM as multiple communities in Upper and Western Galilee were under Hezbollah fire, likely a retaliation for Israeli Air Force strikes in southern Lebanon the previous night; In Gaza, Israeli forces struck a school-turned-terrorist hub in northern Gaza, and several fatalities were reported in an attack on Nuseirat refugee camp
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