Irit Skulnik
Irit Skulnik is an intern at The Jerusalem Post. She is currently studying journalism and business at the University of Maryland’s Philip Merrill College of Journalism. Irit also works as a staff writer on the news desk of UMD’s student newspaper The Diamondback.
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'We're being held hostage': Lebanese TV host Dima Sadek criticizes Hezbollah amid rising threat
Zalman’s hot dogs: Bringing a taste of America to Israel
Meta lifts ban on use of the word 'Shaheed' in its posts
Some groups, such as the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM), have slammed Meta's decision, saying the company has 'double standards' for the Jewish community.
60% of voters want Biden replaced post-debate, poll finds
Following last week's presidential debate between Biden and Trump, more voters believe Biden should be replaced as the Democratic candidate as concerns over his age loom, a recent survey showed.
'Before its too late': Hostage families demonstrate outside Knesset ahead of day of protest
The protest outside of the Knesset was among the first of over 50 expected to take place around the country.
New Israeli start-up set to expand Minecraft Education in Israeli, US schools
Arcademy's CEO Alex Gold noted that they launched the initial program in Petah Tikva because it was the leading city in Israel for using Minecraft in classrooms.
‘This is how we are coping:’ New art exhibit in Petah Tikva explores October 7 atrocities
Featuring 150 series of photographs, installations, and texts, the exhibit narrates the story of southern Israel before and after the October 7 massacre.
'Raise your hand if you're a Zionist': Anti-Israel mob dares Zionists to identify themselves
"Raise your hand if you're a Zionist," an anti-Israel mob chanted on a New York City subway on Monday as protests erupted outside the Nova exhibit, in an organized "citywide day of rage for Gaza."
In Israel and on the world stage: Women face more violence, less representation - IDI
The IDI analysis focuses on the impact of the Israel-Hamas war on Israeli women and other critical issues since the start of 2024.
God's influencer: Carlo Acutis to become first millennial saint
Acutis achieved the first step to sainthood — beatification — in 2020 after The Pope attributed Acutis’ first miracle to him.
Israeli singer, composer, and actor, Dan Toren, dies at 63
Toren was awarded an honorary songwriting award from Israel’s music and literary rights association, ACUM.
'Rape is not resistance': Maccabi World Union launches Global Women’s Forum
Established unofficially at the start of the Israel-Hamas war, the Women’s Forum's primary mission is to increase international pressure for the immediate release of the female hostages.
