Gadi Zaig
Gadi Zaig is a breaking news editor for The Jerusalem Post. He moved to Israel from New Jersey in 2013 when he was a teenager. He majored in music at the Jerusalem High School for the Arts and did Sherut Leumi (Israeli national service) as an assistant English teacher for grades 7-12.
He completed his BA in English Literature & Spanish/Latin American studies at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and is now studying towards an MFA in Filmmaking at Tel Aviv University.
In his free time, Gadi writes poetry and plays, participates in community theater, does stand-up, and will occasionally cosplay.
Iranian Shahed 136 drone crashes into building in Beit She'an, no injuries reported
Five killed, at least 87 wounded from Iranian missile barrage on central Israel
IDF strikes missiles sites, reportedly attacks targets in Natanz, Parchin
'I knew this day would come': IDF recovers body of hostage Yair Yaakov, son announces
Kibbutz Nir Oz announced in February 2024 that Yaakov was murdered in Hamas captivity.
Greta Thunberg's 'Madleen' docks in Ashdod port, crew offered to watch Oct. 7 footage
The Defense Ministry announced that the flotilla was making its way to Israeli shores and that all passengers were expected to return to their home countries.
Tens of thousands demonstrate against the gov't demanding hostage deal
Among the participants at the rally at Tel Aviv's Hostage Square were former hostages and soldiers who were wounded during the war.
IDF calls up tens of thousands of reservists for increased pressure on Gaza
Despite the scale of orders sent out, the numbers will still be far below those that went out in October 2023.
Six ex-hostages freed from Hamas captivity, arrive in Israeli territory
This marks the first time in the deal that hostages were released in Rafah and in Nuseirat.
Iair, Sagui, and Alexander released from Hamas, return to Israel
Ahead of their release, Hamas terrorists were seen flaunting stolen IDF equipment.
Hostages Or Levy, Eli Sharabi, Ohad Ben Ami freed from Hamas captivity in 'dire' condition
Hostages Or Levy, Eli Sharabi, and Ohad Ben Ami are set to be released on Saturday after spending 491 days in captivity.
Or Levy, Eli Sharabi, and Ohad Ben Ami freed from Hamas as part of hostage deal's fifth wave
Hamas had initially delayed providing the list of the three hostages they would release.
Three hostages return to Israel after 15 months in Gaza captivity
Bibas and Kalderon were both released from captivity around 8:30 this morning from Khan Yunis, while Siegel was released nearly two hours later from the Gaza Port.
Released hostages return to Israeli territory, to receive medical assessment
The four female IDF soldiers taken hostage by Hamas were transferred, in military uniform, to the Red Cross in Gaza City on Saturday.
