WorldcrunchEducated at the Henri Nannen School. 2019 Middle East Fellowship of the International Journalists’ Programs IJP, working for the Israeli daily newspaper “Ha’aretz”. Since then, freelance correspondent in Tel Aviv. Alumna Sylke Tempel Fellowship of the German-Israeli Future Forum. As part of the Arthur Burns Fellowship 2024, two-month stay in Washington, DC, working for the “Washington Post”.
In Tamra, an Arab town in northern Israel, the fallout of Iran’s missile strikes has taken a devastating toll. As Israel and Iran trade blows, residents without proper shelters — especially in Muslim, Druze and Christian communities — are bearing the brunt of the escalating conflict.
In a bold move, Israel targeted Iran’s nuclear infrastructure and leadership in an operation that may have been years in the making, much like last year’s attack on the pagers of Hezbollah members.
As Berlin and Tel Aviv mark a diplomatic milestone, the relationship born out of pragmatism, guilt and survival faces its toughest questions yet — especially amid war, protest and growing calls for criticism.
The radical far-right in Israel’s government is demanding to build settlements in the Gaza Strip. Israel’s army is creating the conditions for this.