Josh Marks is an environmental journalist who writes for JNS.org. He covers a wide range of topics including antisemitism, conflicts in the Middle East, and Jewish cultural events. With a focus on providing accurate and timely information, Josh aims to shed light on important issues and promote understanding.
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Josh's coverage heavily revolves around the Middle East conflict, with an emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories related to Israel, Hamas, Gaza, and military operations. He also covers government announcements extensively.
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Members of the terrorist group's Aerial Defense Unit were planning and conducting imminent attacks against IDF troops from the facility.
A "New York Times" investigation shows how deeply compromised Hezbollah was after decades of Israeli espionage.
Tens of thousands of internally displaced Israelis remain in hotels and self-arranged housing.
A total of 14 terrorists were killed in Jabalia and Beit Lahia. Dec. 30, 2024 / JNS)
Security forces arrested over 240 Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad terrorists in one of the largest arrest operations since the start of the war.
"To truly win, to achieve long-term victory, will be to have many residents living here," Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi said.
“His key role in securing the peace agreement between Egypt and Israel will remain forever etched in history."
“We will always remember President Carter's crucial role in facilitating the first Arab-Israeli peace treaty."
Over the past year, approximately 16,000 have arrived from the South Asian nation, with plans to recruit thousands more.
Syrian sources said Israeli tanks have encircled government buildings while issuing evacuation orders. Shachar Kleiman and JNS Staff
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