MAYA GUR ARIEH
Maya Gur Arieh is a Breaking News Desk Manager at The Jerusalem Post. Born in Israel, she grew up in Canada following her family’s relocation. In 2018, she made aliyah and served as a lone soldier in the IDF while residing on Kibbutz Kissufim. Maya holds a BA in political science and communications from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. In her free time, she enjoys running, skiing, travelling, and finding the best coffee and matcha spots around town.
Iranian missile hits electric infrastructure in South, thousands temporarily lost power
Trump wants Iran to 'give up entirely' on nuclear weapons, seeking 'real end' rather than ceasefire
Israel Katz backtracks on threat to 'residents of Tehran' over Iranian missile attack
Netanyahu: Iran will pay heavy price for murder of civilians, Israel nearing victory
It is true that Israel has taken a substantial bite out of Tehran's nuclear program, but it is far from down for the count.
Israel Katz says Syrian president Sharaa 'directly responsible' for threats to Israel
The IDF confirmed that initial rocket fire from Syria fell in an open area, causing no harm or damage.
WATCH: Houthi missile crashes at airport in first since war began as IDF fails at interception
Attempts were made to intercept the missile, and the results of the interception are being reviewed, the IDF said.
WATCH: Explosion rocks Iran's Bandar Abbas port near IRGC base, 65 killed, over 1,000 wounded
The explosion reportedly occurred near an Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps naval base, Army Radio reported.
Houthi 'hypersonic missile' slams into Tel Aviv area, sixteen lightly wounded
MDA said that ambulances, mobile intensive care units, and medicycle EMTs were dispatched to the scene.
Netanyahu spox. denies reports of trip to Cairo for hostage talks
According to Reuters, the ceasefire deal is expected to be signed in the coming days, sources briefed on the talks reported.
Yariv Levin calls for return of judicial reforms: 'They left us with no choice'
Opposition lawmakers criticized Levin's decision to return the divisive legislation to the table.
'Seize the opportunity': Families of hostages rally across Israel to call for hostage deal
Thousands of protesters gathered across Israel, including in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and Karkur Junction.
IDF calls troops to Golan as rebels force Syrian army from border province
The IDF announced that following a situational assessment, the military would call up additional soldiers for defensive missions in the Golan Heights.
Finding her way home: A Jewish-Korean immigrant's experience in paving a future in Israel
Tamar Shoshan, a new immigrant and future lone soldier, embodies the qualities of patience and perseverance through her journey from New York to Israel.
