BATYA COHEN
Batya Cohen is a summer intern at The Jerusalem Post, drawn to the stories and people that shape the cultural landscape. Currently pursuing a bachelor’s degree in liberal arts with concentrations in Psychology and Business, she brings a keen understanding of human behavior to her reporting, seeking voices that resonate beyond the page. Her work spans from candid interviews, arts and culture coverage, business, and investigative pursuits – capturing moments where creativity meets the human spirit. Outside the newsroom, she finds inspiration in classic literature, writing poetry, exploring nature, attending live concerts, and spending time with loved ones.
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Gideon Igra discusses how WIZO’s ‘A Father is Born’ program helps male soldiers overcome mental health challenges and reintegrate into family life.
Israel launches NIS 1m. fund for AI regulatory sandboxes
This initiative is groundbreaking on a national level, as it is one of the first formal steps towards regulating experimental policy on artificial intelligence within a controlled framework.