Keren Setton is a journalist who writes for Media-Line and the Jerusalem Post, with her work also appearing in the Jewish Journal. She covers a range of topics related to Israeli politics, national security, and social issues, providing in-depth analysis and reporting on the region's ongoing conflicts and developments.
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Keren Setton's coverage indicates a focus on government and politics, with an emphasis on evolving stories and expert commentary related to Israel, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, war, Hamas, and international legal developments. Given this focus, Keren would likely be receptive to pitches from experts who can provide in-depth analysis of political events in the region or offer insights into the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Military experts suggest Israel 'broke its fear barrier,'potentially leading to future strikes on Iranian nuclear sites
By: Keren Setton
As the conflict in Gaza and Lebanon drags on, Israel faces tough choices to secure a lasting peace
By: Keren Setton
As the conflict in Gaza and Lebanon drags on, Israel faces tough choices to secure a lasting peace.
After months of sour relations between Israeli Prime […]
By: Keren Setton
Israel's Knesset passed a law allowing the deportation of Palestinian terrorists' relatives to Gaza.
By: Keren Setton
It has been 400 days since the war […]
By: Keren Setton
Israel's conflict with Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon has often diverted attention from another simmering front in the West Bank.
As Israel and Hezbollah continue to strike one […]
By: Keren Setton
Escalating violence from Israel and Hezbollah may be just a death rattle before the two sides reach a cease-fire, but any misstep could impede a diplomatic solution.
Tensions rise as Israel moves to draft ultra-Orthodox men, a historically contentious issue deepened by ongoing conflict
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