Ellie Esquenazi
Ellie Esquenazi is an intern at The Jerusalem Post while on her gap year in Israel. In the fall, she will attend Syracuse University’s Newhouse School of Public Communication to study Broadcast and Digital Journalism. Ellie is originally from Miami, Florida, and has written reviews for local theatrical productions as a critic for the South Florida Cappies. She is a graduate of NSU University School in Davie, Florida.
NASA entdeckt durch Zufall im grönländischen Eis versteckten Stützpunkt aus dem Kalten Krieg
Lighting up NYC: World's largest menorah erected in New York ahead of Hanukkah
Strengthening ties: Gesher meets US leaders to unite Jewish communities
Religious Zionist MK says she is willing to stop Gaza war for 'comprehensive hostage deal'
Knesset member Michal Woldiger expressed an opinion contrary to much of Israel's senior leadership - that she would support ending the war for the hostages's safe return.
Regional interfaith conference in Haifa aims at building bridges between religions
"The future is built on human connections based on trust and a shared commitment to succeed for future generations,” David Even-Tsour said.
South African Jewish community condemns president for silence after explosive thrown at JCC
Although no damage or injury was caused in the incident, the Jewish community is demanding that Ramaphosa condemn this attempted attack.
Queen Elizabeth saw Israelis as 'terrorists or sons of terrorists,' former president says
Rivlin elaborated, saying, “She refused to accept any Israeli official into the Palace, apart from international occasions.”
GMU SJP leaders banned: Police raid uncovers guns, antisemitic signs
On November 7, Virginia police arrived outside the residence of two Palestinian American students at George Mason University.
Hostage mother Einav Zangauker among three Israelis in BBC's 100 women list
Spanning from athletes to activists, the 100 Women who make the list are chosen based on their influence as women of the 21st century.
Georgian woman finds out mystery birth father was actually her Facebook friend - BBC
Museridze's search began in 2016 when the mother who raised her passed away. While clearing out her house, Museridze found her birth certificate with a false birth date.
IDF soldiers now permitted to retrieve medications without physical prescription
Current soldiers and reservists can now use digital prescriptions as well as IDF identification cards to withdraw medications from Super-Pharm.
Hezbollah struggles to maintain displaced Shiite population support as war continues
Senior Hezbollah officials, have addressed the issues of millions displaced and lack of supplies promising Shiites “resistance, rehabilitation, and resources.”
NASA accidentally discovers hidden Cold War base beneath Greenland ice
Camp Century, the “city under the ice,” is a notable Cold War site.
