Dan M. Berger
Reporter
Dan M. Berger mostly covers issues around Florida Governor Ron DeSantis for The Epoch Times. He also closely followed the 2022 midterm elections. He is a veteran of print newspapers in Florida and upstate New York and now lives in the Atlanta area.
LATEST
UN Report Clearing UNRWA of Terror Ties a ‘Whitewash,’ Witnesses Tell Congress
Congress has cut off aid to UNRWA until March 2025. Experts told it UNRWA has for years failed to clean up its act or investigate staffers’ links to Hamas.
Savaged on Oct. 7, Sderot Struggles to Come Back to Life
Sderot, an Israeli town a mile from Gaza, sustained a major Hamas attack. Almost totally evacuated, it’s now returning to life as it was before Oct. 7.
The ‘War Room’ Arose Overnight to Handle Crisis in Jerusalem
An impromptu organization attracted 7,000 volunteers after Oct. 7, 2023, attacks to handle housing, food, and clothing shortages, and even to arrange funerals.
After Oct. 7, a Children’s Care Center Pivots to Cope With Casualties of War
An Israeli center supporting kids with cancer turns to face the country’s wartime reality. Wounded soldiers and their families needing that support.
When Hamas Invaded, He Ran Toward the Gunfire
Master Sgt. Omri Michaeli was one of many Israeli reservists who didn’t wait for orders on Oct. 7, 2023. They just headed south to fight the Hamas invasion.
Storied Israeli Hero Sees More War Ahead
Then-Major Eliezer ‘Cheetah’ Cohen rewrote Israel’s map with a bold action in 1967. He analyzes the war with Hamas, and one he sees coming with Hezbollah.
Israel’s Other War—The One Against Hezbollah
On its northern front Israel and Hezbollah have been fighting a war of attrition. Israel will face hard choices when the Gaza War is over.
New York Times Failures in Israel Coverage Point to Larger Bias: Experts
The newspaper’s long record of bias in its coverage of Israel and Jewish issues has worsened with an influx of young ‘woke’ reporters, experts say.
Israeli Clings to Hope That Kidnapped Relatives, Including a Baby, Are Still Alive
In an interview, a cousin spoke bitterly of the world’s blindness to Hamas’s cruel treatment of Israeli hostages.
Looking After the Needs of Oct. 7’s Canine Victims
Hamas’s massacre in Israel killed many dogs and left 2,000 of them abandoned. Israelis stepped up to rescue the animals and foster them.
