Shira Silkoff is a News Desk Manager and Women's Affairs Reporter for The Times of Israel. With a focus on human interest stories and current events, Shira's articles cover a range of topics including politics, international relations, and social issues. Her work has also been featured in the Jerusalem Post.
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Shira's coverage predominantly focuses on international relations, government & politics, and world affairs. Her articles often cover evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and legal policy regulations related to topics such as international relations involving Israel and Yemen.
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By: Shira Silkoff, Joshua Davidovich
Some 150 right-wing activists rally outside the Tel Aviv home of Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara to demand her ouster.
By: Joshua Davidovich, Shira Silkoff
Yoav Ben Tzur will stop blocking funds for all, while ultra-Orthodox families where the father has failed to enlist to the IDF will get another six months of benefits
By: Shira Silkoff, Joshua Davidovich
By Emanuel Fabian Today, 10:42 pm A 71-year-old Israeli civilian who entered southern Lebanon today, accompanied by a senior IDF
By: Shira Silkoff, Joshua Davidovich
Country previously blacklisted only military wing of Lebanese group; decision comes after police advised government that both groups' actions qualify as terrorism
By: Joshua Davidovich, Shira Silkoff
The London Metropolitan Police have opened an investigation into an altercation that broke out on Tuesday night when a woman set fire to an Israeli
By: Joshua Davidovich, Shira Silkoff
Investigators say men drove by home to check for security cameras, crawled to launch site 200 meters away from house before firing, stayed with local families overnight
By: Shira Silkoff, Joshua Davidovich
21 November 2024, 12:02 am Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is attempting to promote legislation that will ban the establishment of a state
By: Shira Silkoff, Joshua Davidovich
Ousted defense chief warns Israel will pay ‘in blood' for government's failure to set up Hamas alternative, as cabinet reportedly set to approve new aid policy to address looting
By: Shira Silkoff, Joshua Davidovich
Researcher Zeev Erlich crossed border to examine archaeological site; two other troops also hurt in same incident; reservist separately killed in southern Lebanon building collapse
By: Shira Silkoff, Joshua Davidovich
In a live interview at NYC's Beacon Theatre, the former president laments the failed Israeli-Palestinian peace talks while standing up for the Jewish state after Oct. 7
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