Ilan Ben Zion is a freelance reporter with a focus on Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, and the Middle East, as well as social issues and protests. His insightful coverage of these topics has been featured in a wide array of prominent publications, including The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, and The Globe and Mail.
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Ilan Ben Zion's coverage primarily focuses on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. His reporting often centers around government announcements and legal policy regulation related to this topic.
Given the intense nature of his coverage, he would likely be interested in hearing from individuals directly affected by or involved in the conflicts as well as experts who can provide insightful commentary on these complex geopolitical issues.
It is important to note that Ilan's geographic focus is not explicitly stated. However, given his extensive coverage of Israel and Gaza-related topics, it is safe to assume that pitches should be tailored specifically to this region unless there are broader international implications relevant to his area of interest.
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By: Mohammed ABED, GHARABLI Mohammed ABED, Jorge NOVOMINSKY Mohammed ABED, Valentina BRESCHI, Sylvie HUSSON, Adel Zaanoun, Ilan Ben Zion, Mohammed ABED
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken headed to the Middle East for another crisis tour on Monday in a bid to secure a new truce in the Israel-Hamas war, as southern Gaza saw no let-up in fighting.
In Israel's biblical city of Nazareth, the basilica is empty, restaurants and shops that usually thrive on Christian pilgrims are closed, and many hotels have been shut for months.The economy of Nazareth, set in the hills of northern Israel, is heavily dependent on Christian pilgrims, making it a bellwether for Israel's tourism industry on the whole.
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By: Said KHATIB, Pedro UGARTE, Omar KAMAL, MAHMUD, JACK GUEZ - Adel Zaanoun, Ilan Ben Zion
An international effort gathered pace on Friday to get desperately needed humanitarian relief into Gaza by sea, in the latest bid to counter overland access restrictions blamed on Israel as it battles Hamas militants.
By: Menahem KAHANA STRINGER, Sylvie HUSSON, Valentina BRESCHI, JACK GUEZ, JACK GUEZ - - Adel Zaanoun, Ilan Ben Zion
Efforts grew on Thursday to get more aid into the war-devastated Gaza Strip, where the UN warns of famine and desperate residents have stormed relief shipments.
By: Ilan Ben Zion, Fiachra Gibbons, Louis Baudoin-Laarman
EVEN before 18 people were killed when airdrops of aid into Gaza went disastrously wrong on Monday, many had questioned the sense in using planes when food can be delivered far more rapidly by road.
By: Jonathan WALTER, Olivia BUGAULT - Rabih DAHER - JACK, Mohammed Abed, Ilan Ben Zion, Jonathan WALTER, Olivia BUGAULT - Rabih DAHER - JACK GUEZ
Israel struck war-battered Gaza overnight, Hamas and witnesses said Monday, as world leaders urged de-escalation awaiting Israel's reaction to Iran's unprecedented attack that heightened fears of wider conflict.
Jewish people mark on Monday the start of Passover, a celebration of freedom, and around many holiday tables in Israel chairs will stand empty for hostages still held captive in Gaza.
A momentary shriek presages a bone-juddering blast, followed by a plume of thick black smoke. Refrigerator-sized holes mark where Hezbollah anti-tank missiles like this one have hit along Israel's northern border.
As Israel fights the Gaza war, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces new political headwinds after the top court ruled this week that ultra-Orthodox men must be drafted fo...
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