Isabel Kershner is a Reporter at The New York Times. Based in Jerusalem for over 30 years, she covers a range of topics including the Middle East, Israeli politics, social issues, and regional security, while also engaging with cultural themes such as film and television. Isabel is the author of the award-winning book "The Land of Hope and Fear: Israel's Battle for Its Inner Soul" and has been featured in various publications including The Japan Times and The Boston Globe.
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Isabel Kershner's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, specifically related to Israel and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. She appears to be particularly interested in evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and legal policy regulation within this context.
Given her focus on these topics, potential sources looking to engage with Isabel should provide expert analysis or insider perspectives on current events related to Israeli politics or the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Additionally, those who can offer insights into legal and regulatory developments in Israel may also find a receptive audience.
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By: Adam Rasgon, Vivian Yee, Aaron Boxerman, Edward Wong, Lynsey Chutel, Euan Ward, Isabel Kershner, Qasim Nauman, Farnaz Fassihi, Victoria Kim, Ronen Bergman, Patrick Kingsley, John Yoon
Qatar, a main mediator in the Gaza truce talks, said high-profile assassinations risk plunging the region deeper into chaos. But analysts say the warring parties have little appetite for a wider conflict.
By: Ameera Harouda, Iyad Abuheweila, Isabel Kershner, Vivian Yee
Airlines have suspended service to Israel ahead of expected attacks by Iran and its proxy in Lebanon, Hezbollah. That has left tens of thousands of Israelis unable to return home, an Israeli official said.
By: Ephrat Livni, Isabel Kershner, Maggie Haberman, Jonathan Swan
Biden said that talks in Cairo could “remove any remaining obstacles,” but Israel and Hamas are skeptical.
By: Isabel Kershner, Maggie Haberman, Jonathan Swan
Aides to the two men, who met last month at Mar-a-Lago, had denied that such a call had taken place.
By: Michael Simon Johnson, Robert Jimison, Ian Stewart, Jessica Metzger, Isabel Kershner
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By: Isabel Kershner
A year after perhaps the worst military and intelligence debacle in the country’s history, its armed forces have regained the momentum. Some ask: to what end?
By: Isabel Kershner
JERUSALEM — When thousands of Hamas-led gunmen breached the Gaza Strip border last Oct. 7 and overran Israeli communities, army bases, and a music
By: Euan Ward, Hwaida Saad, Isabel Kershner
JERUSALEM — Two waves of Israeli airstrikes hit Lebanon's capital Sunday, rare attacks inside Beirut that come as Israel's military has been pounding areas outside the city where Hezbollah holds sway. ...Thank you for visiting Spokesman.com. To continue reading this story and enjoying our local journalism please subscribe or log in...
By: Julian E. Barnes, Ben Hubbard, Isabel Kershner
BEIRUT — After weeks of deadly Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon and punishing combat between Israeli forces and the Hezbollah militant group, the
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