Dan M. Berger
Reporter
Dan M. Berger is an award-winning reporter covering the Israel-Hamas War, related issues in the United States, and other foreign affairs. He has covered Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and his presidential campaign, and the 2022 midterm elections, including Georgia's governor and Senate races. He is a veteran of print newspapers in Florida and upstate New York and now lives in the Atlanta area.
LATEST
Israelis Express Concern About Netanyahu Renewing Gaza War
Many see Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as serving his own political needs, and having no clear plan for Gaza’s future after the war.
Israelis Head for Shelters as Hamas, Houthis Renew Missile Attacks
Israel resumed its attack on Hamas on March 18 as cease-fire negotiations broke down, while the United States has stepped up pressure on Yemen’s Houthi rebels.
Hamas Plotting Another Attack, Israel Says as It Resumes War
The prime minister’s spokesman blamed Hamas for rejecting two proposals for extending the cease-fire and said Israel’s attacks would increase in intensity.
Fast-Growing Jewish Population May Hold Off Israel’s ‘Demographic Time Bomb’
Israel’s Jewish women are unusual among industrialized nations for their high birth rate, while modernizing Arab women have fewer babies than in the past.
Hamas Offers to Release Last American Hostage; Israel Decries ‘Psychological Warfare’
It remained unclear whether a deal to release Israeli-American Edan Alexander, a Israeli-American IDF soldier captured by terrorist group Hamas, will proceed.
UN Accuses Israel of Sexual Violence in Gaza; Netanyahu Alleges Anti-Israel Bias
The Israeli government says the U.N. group used secondhand, uncorroborated evidence to libel the Jewish state.
Israel Says It Will Defend Druze as New Syrian Government Seeks More Control
The announcement by the prime minister’s office came as the Syrian government dealt with the Kurds and fought with the Alawites.
Despite Cease-Fire, Experts Say Israeli Withdrawal From 5 Lebanon Posts Not Likely Soon
The IDF holds five key observation points north of the border to monitor Hezbollah—and prevent the terrorist group from looking down into Israel.
Arab States Endorse Alternative to Trump’s Postwar Gaza Plan
The Egyptian plan would shelter Gaza residents in mobile homes in safe spots in the Gaza Strip as the war-ravaged region is cleared and rebuilt.
Israel Defends Gaza Aid Cutoff as Phase One Ends; 25,000 Food Trucks Were Supplied
Israel said Hamas coopts food and other aid so it can ‘be humanitarian,’ and with cease-fire talks broken down, it won’t supply any more.
