AVI ASHKENAZI
Avi Ashkenazi is the military correspondent for The Jerusalem Post's Hebrew-language sister publication, Maariv. He began his journalist career at Maariv in the 1990s, initially working as a reporter on the northern border. For 11 years, Ashkenazi headed Maariv's crime news desk and was a correspondent for the Associated Press. From 2014 to 2019, he served as senior police and crime reporter for the Walla news site, as well as being a regular commentator on TV and radio. He has an MA in Middle Eastern studies from Tel Aviv University and serves regularly in the IDF reserves.
IDF exposes Hamas compound under European Hospital in Khan Yunis
Explosions from Gaza Strip heard in central Israel after IDF introduces new tactic
Israeli Arabs joining Islamic state, Hamas factions in West Bank, defense officials warn
IDF conducts multi-location strikes in Gaza Strip
The IDF said it is operating at several sites in Gaza, mainly around the European Hospital, where the IDF attempted to assassinate Hamas head Mohammed Sinwar.
Trump's Middle East visit to trigger historic arms race, strengthen US economy with F-15EX deals
Upon learning of Boeing’s plan to develop this new aircraft, the Pentagon quickly recognized it as the ideal replacement for the three US Air Force divisions currently operating the F-15.
Firefighters continue to battle Jerusalem fire as train service resumes, evacuated residents return
Eight aircraft from Cyprus and Italy are expected to arrive on Thursday afternoon.
IDF probe: Security forces prevented larger disaster at Kibbutz Re'im through proper preparation
Israeli troops, as well as the kibbutz’s security squad and armed civilians, prevented more terrorists from invading Re’im.
The Galilee returns to life after 1.5 years: Hotels with deals
After 1.5 years as evacuee housing, northern hotels are reopening for tourism. Deganya Bet and Rosh Pina lead the trend with renovated accommodations ahead of the Passover season.
Houthi missile disintegrates over Saudi Arabian territory en route to Israel
The latest launch from Yemen marked the Houthis' fourth attempt to launch an attack on Israel since early on Thursday morning.
Dozens of wristbands: Sharon Halevi’s tribute to fallen soldiers
The outgoing IDF chief of staff's wife explained that the bracelets were given to her by the families of fallen IDF soldiers she had visited during the Iron Swords War.
IDF to impose social media restrictions after probe revealed posts assisted Hamas
Among the measures to be implemented are a ban on photography inside IDF facilities and raising awareness on the issue.
Inside Hamas’ propaganda machine: How Al Jazeera aided October 7 misinformation
Documents reveal Hamas' coordinated effort with Al Jazeera to reshape the narrative of the October 7 attack.
Emaciated hostages were 'weeks away' from cardiac arrest, security source says
Three Israeli hostages were released in critical condition, after severe starvation, and facing extreme abuse, a security source said.
