Keren Setton is an author at various esteemed publications. She focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on Latin America, exploring the interconnectedness of global events. Keren's work has been featured in Yahoo News, Jerusalem Post, Jewish Journal, The Media-Line, and Ynet News.
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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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Hezbollah’s position in southern Lebanon and Israel’s demand for long-term security arrangements could keep the northern front unstable.
By: Keren Setton
The current status quo, in which Israel remains in control of much of Gaza with Hamas still in power, makes a future conflict between the two imminent
By: Keren Setton
Israel’s longest-serving prime minister and most controversial political […]
By: Keren Setton
Iran expert Dr. Menahem Merhavy explains that Iran has created a “ring of fire” of terrorist proxies surrounding Israel that is “currently stuttering, but Iran won't give up the idea and will not abandon Hezbollah.”
Iran expert Dr. Menahem Merhavy explains that Iran has created a “ring of fire” of terrorist proxies surrounding Israel that's “currently stuttering, but Iran won’t abandon Hezbollah.
Israel has weakened its enemies across Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran, but analysts say its military gains have yet to produce a stable regional order
Israel’s military gains across Gaza, Lebanon, and beyond contrast with unresolved political objectives and growing international isolation nearly three years after Oct. 7.
Israel’s military gains across Gaza, Lebanon, and beyond contrast with unresolved political objectives and growing international isolation nearly three years after Oct. 7.
By: Keren Setton
Egypt's new Octagon command headquarters has drawn Israeli scrutiny, but security coordination, Gaza border interests, and the 1979 peace treaty still give both countries strong reasons to avoid a rupture
By: Keren Setton
Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi inaugurated Egypt’s new […]
