Rikki Zagelbaum
Rikki Zagelbaum is an intern at The Jerusalem Post. She is currently studying Media Studies at Yeshiva University’s Stern College for Women.
Rikki is also a writing fellow at the Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting and Analysis (CAMERA) and works as the senior news editor of The Commentator, one of YU’s campus papers.
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Fuld case gains momentum as DOJ and bipartisan leaders push for Supreme Court review
Israeli assault on Hezbollah in Lebanon to occur in three phases, Saudi reporter predicts
'We see the Druze as family': Jewish orgs. announce emergency aid for Majdal Shams
Retail tech company Onebeat appoints Sevonne Eliyahu as Chief Revenue Officer
Eliyahu serves as a volunteer mentor for Women in Tech Israel, advocating for the advancement of women in the high-tech industry.
IDF Oketz unit honors canine heroes for their bravery and sacrifices
In a recent video, IDF Oketz Unit officers recounted their dogs' bravery during operations, highlighting their crucial role and sacrifices.
Religious women develop technology to find lost travelers at JCT women’s hackathon
A winning app from JCT's women’s hackathon, TrekTag, helps locate lost travelers with radio-wave-equipped bracelets, bypassing cellular service.
US condemns 'deplorable' coercion of Iran’s Jewish voters in recent election
“Iran’s Jews are hostages who could be attacked and arrested at any moment and under any pretext," reminded Haroonian, "Just as the regime does to others whom it wants to intimidate into submission.”
Loyalist to Iran Supreme Leader Khamenei accuses Pezeshkian council of liberal bias and corruption
Hossein Shariatmadari also accused council members of holding secret meetings with Iran’s “known enemies” in the US, where they “received instructions to incite unrest in Iran.”
Fuld case gains momentum as DOJ and bipartisan leaders push for Supreme Court review
If deemed constitutional, the case would return to the Southern District, continuing without the major roadblocks faced thus far.
Top Christian universities condemn campus antisemitism and pledge safe haven for Jewish students
Two major Christian universities condemned campus antisemitism and promised safety for Jewish students, condemning hate and violence on campuses.
Fallen soldier Eitan Rosenzweig’s art is on display at the Bible Lands Museum
The exhibition at the Bible Lands Museum in Jerusalem showcases Eitan Rosenzweig’s art and writings, honoring the late IDF soldier’s legacy and resilience.
Jerusalem's historical Kishle site hosts captivating ‘Umbilicus’ art exhibition
The Kishle, which houses a range of artifacts from various historical periods, was unearthed in an archaeological dig and uncovers thousands of years of Jerusalem's history.
Twelve years ago today: Hezbollah’s deadly bus bombing in Bulgaria
The attack, a targeted suicide bombing attack on a bus carrying 42 Israelis, was believed to have been carried out by Hezbollah terrorists.
