Liat Collins is an editor for The International Jerusalem Post, focusing on national news in Israel. With a background in journalism and a keen interest in current affairs, Liat's articles often delve into the psychological and emotional aspects of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, as well as broader societal issues within Israel.
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Liat Collins primarily covers opinion pieces related to government, politics, culture, and society in Israel. Her focus on opinion editorials indicates a preference for commentary and analysis rather than breaking news.
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By: Liat Collins
UNWRA is a massive failure for refugees – it's nomination for a Nobel Peace Prize is a massive failure, too.
Emigration, military refusals, and calls for unity mark Israel's internal struggles post-October 7. As divisions deepen, questions arise about commitment, resilience, and the future of Israel.
Collins dubbed "Brat" the word of the year, which established "brat summer" as an aesthetic and way of life. Clearly the global Collins wordsmiths didn't have the type of summer we had in Israel.
It is no good kicking the Jew-hatred down the road and trying to ignore it. Europe is not yet lost, but it needs to combat foul play.
By: Liat Collins
Ziv Koren's The October 7 War is heavy to pick up and hard to put down. This is not a classic coffee table photography book but it is of lasting importance.
As the war rages on, art like ballet and opera brings moments of solace, hope, and a brief escape from harsh realities.
When the ICC turns into a kangaroo court, the democratic world should look at whom it is carrying and protecting in its pocket – Hamas jihadists.
Before supporting one side or the other, Assad or the Islamists, it’s wise to consider the alternatives. Whether it’s the devil you know or the devil you don’t, it’s still the devil.
“You can't unsee the sights,” a reporter friend had warned me. I made a trip to southern Israel last week – “The Trip” – a journey laden with emotional baggage.
Is IDF service suitable for every single young haredi man? No. But there can no longer be an excuse for mass exemptions.
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