Sam Halpern is a journalist based in Israel, focusing on national news and military affairs. He has written for the Jerusalem Post and his work has also appeared in the Cigalah Group. Sam's articles cover topics such as the Israeli Defense Forces, Hamas, Russia-Ukraine relations, and anti-Semitism on college campuses.
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Sam Halpern's coverage is heavily focused on the Israel-Palestine conflict, particularly around IDF operations and responses to Hamas activities. His articles emphasize evolving stories, breaking news, expert commentary, and government announcements related to this conflict.
Given his focus on national (Israel) issues and the nature of his article titles, Sam would likely be receptive to pitches from experts with in-depth knowledge of the region's political dynamics, military strategies employed by both sides in the conflict, or individuals who can provide nuanced perspectives on cultural and societal implications of these events.
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By: Sam Halpern
In late October, Afif stated that it would "not be long before we have Israeli captives."
By: Yonah, Jeremy Bob, Darcie Grunblatt, Sam Halpern
Katz meets with top hostage recovery officials • Gazans possibly killed by IDF Pazy, 22, from Givot Bar, and Eitan, 21, from Hadera, served in the Nahshon Battalion of the Kfir Brigade.
By: Sam Halpern
“The spread of #disinformation against @UNRWA is meant to create chaos & divert attention from the political aims to dismantle the Agency,” Lazzarini wrote.
By: Sam Halpern
"Everyone is committed to implementing it from all Lebanese components," Lebanese Foreign Minister Abdallah Rashid Bou Habib said.
By: Sam Halpern, Amir Bohbot, Raquel Guertzenstein Frohlich
Israeli security sources indicate that these actions have significantly expanded the Air Force's operational freedom.
By: Sam Halpern, Danielle Greyman-Kennard
The terrorists reportedly attempted to stop the security forces from entering the refugee camp.
By: Sam Halpern
The IAF intercepted the rockets as they were en-route to the southern Israeli city of Ashkelon.
By: Sam Halpern
Egyptian officials told Al Akhbar that the discussions taking place in recent days have "focused on expanding the deal to include larger numbers and extending it over a longer duration."
By: Sam Halpern
Despite the reported sticking points, “the status of ongoing negotiations in Doha is excellent," Hamas sources said.
The terror groups emphasized the preservation of “Palestinian blood” and unity as a “top priority” and a “red line.”
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