Lior Ben Ari is a journalist who writes for Ynet News, covering a range of topics including international relations, military conflicts, and Middle Eastern affairs. With a focus on providing in-depth analysis and reporting, Lior's articles aim to shed light on complex geopolitical situations and their impact on the region.
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Lior Ben Ari's coverage heavily focuses on developing stories, breaking news, and government announcements in the Middle East, particularly related to Israel and its neighboring countries. His themes cover government & politics, world affairs, and culture & society within this region.
Given his focus on evolving stories and breaking news in the Middle East with an emphasis on geopolitics and conflict-related topics such as hostage negotiations, it is likely that he would be interested in insights from experts who have direct experience or deep knowledge of these regions. They could provide valuable perspectives on political developments, diplomatic efforts, security issues or cultural dynamics within the area.
Lior may also be open to hearing from sources who can offer historical context or unique cultural insights regarding events unfolding in this part of the world.
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By: Einav Halabi, Sharon Kidon, Lior Ben Ari
Sources tell Lebanon outlet that the terror group cannot compile a comprehensive list of living hostages without at least a week-without fighting; but expressed optimism, stating, 'An agreement could be reached very soon'
Israeli strikes in the Yemeni capital mark the end of restraint against the Iran-backed Houthis that remain one of Tehran's final operating proxies; Power cuts make Yemeni citizens fear serious war against Israel
By: Yoav Zitun, Lior Ben Ari
Videos released by the IDF show fighter pilots carrying out precise strikes on military targets in Yemen using more than 60 bombs; Houthis deny claims port operations crippled
Speaking at Cairo summit of eight Muslim-majority nations in coalition's first meeting since fall of Assad, Turkish president declares Turkey has no intention of withdrawing from Syria
By: Itamar Eichner, Lior Ben Ari, Abu Mohammed Al-Golani, Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham, Ahmad Al-Sharaa
US delegation meets Ahmad al-Sharaa in Damascus, Assistant Secretary of State Barbara Leaf calls him 'pragmatic'and voices hope for Syrian-led future; announcement follows US strike killing Islamic State leader in Syria Abu Yusif
Day after Houthi missile strike on Tel Aviv, international coalition bombs Houthi strongholds, with reports of explosions and fighter jets over Sanaa; strikes, targeting military sites, follow Israel’s third Yemen operation since war began
Iranian supreme leader dismisses claims Hamas and Hezbollah are proxies, saying they act on faith, warns post-Assad Syria’s youth may rise up against its leaders
By: Lior Ben Ari, Itamar Eichner
David Barnea recommends at high-level discussions targeting Iran in response to missile and drone launches of Yemeni militia; Netanyahu vows decisive action against Houthis
By: Lior Ben Ari, Itamar Eichner
Message sent to de facto leader Ahmad al-Sharaa stresses Israel intends to maintain its security and will consider leaving buffer zone should stable government be established
By: Lior Ben Ari
Iraq's pro-Iranian militia Al-Nujaba Movement has reached an agreement with the Iraqi prime minister to halt military operations against Israel, according to a report in Lebanon; 'The resistance will stop operations in support of Gaza and will not interfere in political changes in Syria' a senior militia official explained.
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