Miriam Berger is a reporter at The Washington Post. Based in Jaffa, she covers the Israel-Gaza war, bringing insights into the complexities of the region. Her work has been featured in various prominent publications, including The Spokesman-Review, Yahoo News, and The Boston Globe.
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Miriam Berger's coverage primarily focuses on the Israel-Gaza conflict, with a heavy emphasis on evolving and breaking news stories related to government and politics, as well as world affairs. She covers topics including war, conflict, and humanitarian crises.
Given her focus on breaking news and evolving stories in this specific geopolitical context, individuals or organizations working directly within the region who can provide firsthand accounts of events or insights into the political dynamics would be valuable sources for Miriam’s coverage.
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By: Gerry Shih, Lior Soroka, Miriam Berger
JERUSALEM Israel paused its ground offensive in Gaza City on Saturday and prepared to send a delegation to Egypt for indirect talks with Hamas, Israeli
By: Miriam Berger
Palestinians in Gaza on Saturday greeted Hamas's conditional acceptance of President Donald Trump's deal to end the two-year Israel-Gaza war with
By: Miriam Berger
Palestinians in Gaza have greeted Hamas’s conditional acceptance of President Donald Trump’s deal to end the two-year Israel-Gaza war with a mix of cautious optimism and weary scepticism that the leaders of the two sides would finally agree to stop fighting.
By: Miriam Berger, Kareem Fahim, Lior Soroka, Heidi Levine
Displaced residents of this farming community gathered before the sun rose Tuesday to honor relatives killed two years ago here in the Hamas-led attacks, to reflect on what has since become of Israel, to commemorate a terrible day in rituals marred by the irrepressible sounds of war.
By: Lior Soroka, Heidi Levine, Miriam Berger, Kareem Fahim
Israelis commemorated the second anniversary of the Hamas-led attacks as fighting continued just across the border and ceasefire negotiations took place in Egypt.
By: Miriam Berger, Siham Shamalakh, Kareem Fahim
The roughly 1,700 detainees from Gaza who returned there Monday are among thousands of people from the enclave the Israeli military seized during the war.
By: Kareem Fahim, Miriam Berger, Siham Shamalakh
Gaza detainees, who often tell of harsh conditions while held by Israel, are returning home to discover tremendous losses suffered by their families.
By: Kareem Fahim, Miriam Berger, Siham Shamalakh
Al-Mo'taz Samara was reunited last week with his family after 19 months in Israeli custody.
By: Miriam Berger
As winter approaches in Gaza, more than a million residents are vulnerable to extreme weather and disease, as Israeli restrictions hobble the humanitarian response.
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