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Amanda Borschel-DanThe Times of Israel |
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Marking five years of the our Daily Briefing podcast, ToI’s editor also discusses the challenges of wartime reporting and how the military censor...
Starting with the origins of the IDF, diplomatic correspondent Lazar Berman charts the army’s evolving ethos and sets the stage for the disaster...
Editor David Horovitz on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s health, fraught ongoing hostage negotiations, and a look at the US leader who brokered...
Foreign Minister Sa’ar does not detail what money will be used for, but the hefty funding was part of deal for his joining Netanyahu government
Death of Shatha al-Sabbagh comes as PA security services clash with terror operatives in West Bank city; family says shooting happened with no...
Military reporter Emanuel Fabian on the IDF operations at Gaza’s Kamal Adwan Hospital, rocket fire on Jerusalem and the massive buffer zone of the...
Considering it his ‘reserve duty,’ the veteran Israeli comedian uses his heavily Hebrew-inflected English to point out global hypocrisy and remind...
Diplomatic reporter Lazar Berman dives deep into the roots of apparent Irish animus against the Jewish state and harkens to the mandate period when...
Andrew Fox, a research fellow at the UK-based Henry Jackson Society, assesses the IDF operations and dissects a new report that questions media...
Diplomatic reporter Lazar Berman updates us on renewed optimism for a Gaza hostage release deal and why Israel is shuttering its embassy in Ireland
Until the Syrian civil war, Israel held back-channel talks for a truce with Syria. Diplomatic reporter Lazar Berman charts Israel’s evolving...
Chief Editor David Horovitz on the allegations Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing and his goals in taking the stand; how the PM frames the...
Diplomatic reporter Lazar Berman on the domino effect of Israel’s decimation of Iranian-backed forces and how the success of the Syrian rebels...
Eden Yadegar, president of Students Supporting Israel, and Elisha H. Baker, a Columbia Political Review editor, describe the antisemitism that led to...
ToI’s senior analyst discusses the genesis of Netzah Yehuda, an IDF ‘social work project’ for disenfranchised religious men that is...
Seasoned journalist and ‘Fauda’ co-creator spells out how nuclear Iran must be treated as Israel’s prime existential threat, even as...
Six months on, The Times of Israel’s founding editor weighs in on the challenges confronting the Jerusalem-based news site bent on providing...
Fast food firm to purchase Alonyal, which has run restaurants in Israel for 30 years, as war prompts slump in company’s performance
After six months, the Jewish state is faced with only bad choices, but leaving Hamas in power in the Gaza Strip would be suicidal for both Israelis...
On October 7, son Hayim Katsman was killed by terrorists from Gaza at Kibbutz Holit as he shielded a neighbor with his body. Knowing he’s a hero...
ToI’s senior analyst on how the world worries Netanyahu won’t bring peace; Israelis worry he won’t win the war
As humanitarian aid efforts are ramped up via land, air and sea, the IDF must decide how many of its soldiers to divert to protecting the convoys...
Just back from a speaking tour at US colleges, ToI’s senior analyst describes increased ostracism of Jewish students on campus – and an...
ToI’s senior analyst weighs in on the increasingly heavy burden shouldered by secular and religious-Zionist Israel
Two years since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the former MK – an expert on her native Russia and the Middle East – weighs in on the Red...
The UN agency keeps Palestinians eternal ‘refugees’ – even if they have citizenship. As staff collaboration with Hamas surfaces,...
What does winning the Israel-Hamas war look like, not only for those fighting in Gaza, but also for the Palestinian Authority, the United States and...
When the imperative of self-defense brushes up against terrorists using innocent civilians as hostages and human shields, what should the most moral...
Noted author weighs in on the tough issues facing Israel and the Jewish people now – and how to conceive of the foreseeable future
ToI’s senior analyst joins host Amanda Borschel-Dan in the Jerusalem office for a difficult conversation about Israelis’ awareness of the...
In our monthly compilation episode with Israel Story, we hear from a resident of Sderot pushing to resettle Gush Katif, a philanthropist and a...
ToI’s senior analyst weighs in on the unprecedented Supreme Court decision and whether it will reignite the existential debate over judicial...
CEO of Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations describes a ‘second punch in the gut’ by those who misjudge the...
ToI’s senior analyst sifts through a slew of surveys on perceptions of Hamas, Israel and the day after the war. The results are often...
Questions answered include how Israel derives its legal legitimacy for self-defense and how, postwar, to try Hamas for international crimes against...
In three very different slices of Israeli life right now, we hear from parents of a hostage, an evacuee from Gush Katif and a peace activist who is...