YUVAL BARNEA
Yuval Barnea is a Podcast Producer and Breaking News Writer and Editor at The Jerusalem Post. He was born in Israel but grew up mostly in the UK, where he completed his BA in Linguistics at the University of Manchester, with a substantial Middle Eastern Studies component. He made aliyah in 2021 and completed his MA in International Relations/Diplomacy at the University of Haifa, with a dissertation on adapting Ibn Khaldun’s political theory for the modern day.
For podcast-related inquiries, Yuval can be contacted at podcast@jpost.com.
Palestine Action to be proscribed following break-in, vandalism of RAF base
Iranian ballistic missile damages oldest, second oldest mosques in Haifa
Iran's Araghchi attempts to justify strike on Soroka with AI-generated map
Ukrainian child in Israel for Leukemia treatment killed in Bat Yam bombing, mother missing
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India's October 7: Ambassador J. P. Singh speaks to 'Post' on terror attacks in Kashmir
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German gov't appoints Holocaust survivors' granddaughter as first Jewish minister in 100 years
Karin Prien is the granddaughter of Holocaust survivors and will be the first Jewish Woman to serve at this level and the first Jew since 1922.
Malta investigates neutrality breach after Israeli plane seen in airspace before flotilla attack
Malta opened an investigation into an Israeli plane recorded in airspace before a flotilla attack by a Gazan activist.
Over 1,000 families of fallen soldiers sign letter calling for continuation of war until victory
The letter was organized by the Gvura Families of the Fallen Forum to create a public opposition to recent calls from various sectors of the security establishment to refuse service and end the war.
US Air Force strikes several areas of Houthi-controlled Yemeni capital Sana'a
US jets struck several areas of Sana'a only one day after it attacked a Houthi fuel port in the north of the country.
Lebanese Army takes control of most of Hezbollah bases in south Lebanon, some sites in north
On the eve of the 50th anniversary of the civil war, the Lebanese Army has begun dismantling Hezbollah bases across Lebanon without resistance.
Yemeni gov't reportedly preparing 80,000 man assault on Houthi-controlled Hodeidah port
"We might be at the stage of counting down the end of the Houthis," a leading expert said as the Yemeni government prepares a massive 80,000 soldier assault on Hodeidah.
Berlin court pauses deportation of pro-Palestine activist pending conviction
The court also refrained from ruling on the permissibility of the slogan " From the river to the sea," commonly used at pro-Palestine protests.
Pro-Palestine protester assaults activist against antisemitism in Berlin
Preisler began public campaigning during the coronavirus but has been a regular feature of anti-antisemitism demonstrations in Berlin.