James Genn
James Genn is a breaking news editor at The Jerusalem Post. He grew up near London to a split Irish-British-Israeli family. James moved to Israel in 2014 and spent time serving in the IDF's International Cooperation Unit before becoming an Open Source Intelligence Analyst. In his free time, James can be found monitoring global jihad, terrorist, and militant separatist groups, or ranting about the lore of his favorite sci-fi and fantasy books and movies.
US officials condemn Washington shooting en masse, calling it antisemitism-based terror
Suspect charged with murder in shooting deaths of two Israel embassy workers
Authorities declare state of emergency in Tripoli, Libya after powerful militia leader assassinated
IAF reportedly strikes three Houthi-controlled ports following evacuation warning
IDF's Arabic spokesperson, Col. Avichay Adraee, warned locals should evacuate until further notice for their own safety.
Qatar plans to gift Boeing 747 private jet to Trump
The estimated value of the aircraft is approximately $400 million, before any adjustments made by the US Air Force, aviation experts told ABC.
Pilot sets airplane brakes on fire after confusing left, right hands, investigation finds
The co-pilot on the flight "unintentionally" pulled his left hand back on the thrust lever, but was intending to pull his right hand back on the control column.
IDF releases names of two fallen soldiers killed in Rafah, Gaza, at least three others wounded
The two soldiers fell in separate incidents hours apart in Rafah on Thursday afternoon.
Two suspected terror attacks injure at least three soldiers in West Bank, minutes apart
A suspected shooting in the area of Reihan Crossing and a suspected car-ramming attack in the Hebron Hills injured a combined three IDF soldiers minutes apart on Wednesday.
Not just the airport: IDF strikes cement factory, power stations across Sanaa area
The IDF struck various locations across Sanaa, including Sanaa International Airport, electric power stations, and a cement factory, to weaken the Houthis.
Senior Houthi leader warns Israelis to 'stay in shelters' due to planned retaliation
This was in reaction to the IDF conducting a wide array of air strikes across Yemen on Sanaa International Airport, electric power stations, and a cement factory, to weaken the Houthis.
IDF strikes shut down Sanaa International airport
The IDF confirmed that one of the other locations struck was al-Imran cement factory, located to the north of Sanaa.
IDF strikes near Damascus's presidential palace, Syria: 'a dangerous escalation'
Netanyahu and Katz stated that the strike was "a clear message" that Israel would not allow any danger to the Druze community.
Historical significance of six operational IDF bases revealed for Israel's 77th Independence Day
"IDF bases are not just military installations, they are pieces of history," the military wrote.
