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: Michael Bachner, Shira Silkoff
Residents of Majdal Shams, in northern Israel's Golan Heights, take to the streets to celebrate the dramatic fall of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
By: Michael Bachner, Shira Silkoff
‘This victory, my brothers, is historic for the region,' says HTS leader at mosque in Syrian capital; Biden says fall of Assad is ‘justice,' but is ‘a moment of risk' for region
By: Michael Bachner, Shira Silkoff
Strikes hit missile depots, air defenses, manufacturing capabilities over fears advanced arms could fall into hands of hostile groups; IDF seizes buffer zone, in first since 1974
By: Michael Bachner, Shira Silkoff
The past decade has seen the number of newly founded startups plunge 45% and more, creating a potential economic shortfall in the coming years, according to RISE Israel
By: Shira Silkoff, Michael Bachner
Trump says he believes there are ‘far fewer hostages' alive than thought; senior Biden official says Syria situation has ‘dramatically changed balance of power' and could help deal
By: Shira Silkoff, Michael Bachner
The opposition rebels' lightning offensive did in under two weeks what 13 years of civil war could not do: take down the government of Bashar al-Assad
By: Shira Silkoff, Michael Bachner
Terror group's internal records identify 24 school employees as operatives, half of whom were issued rifles, grenades; one principal was known to wear Hamas fatigues after school
By: Shira Silkoff, Michael Bachner
9 December 2024, 1:51 am Almost all of the members of the security cabinet have petitioned Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara to delay the
By: Shira Silkoff, Michael Bachner
Tsahal, Salim and Max, three friends in Katzrin, on December 8, 2024. (Gavriel Fiske/Times of Israel)
By: Shira Silkoff, Michael Bachner
Cabinet members rally behind call to delay PM's graft trial testimony after collapse of Syrian regime * Netanyahu said planning to attend Trump's inauguration in January
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