Dan M. Berger
Reporter
Dan Berger is a former reporter for The Epoch Times.
Dan M. Berger is an award-winning reporter covering the Israel-Hamas War, related issues in the United States, and other foreign affairs. He has covered Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and his presidential campaign, and the 2022 midterm elections, including Georgia's governor and Senate races. He is a veteran of print newspapers in Florida and upstate New York and now lives in the Atlanta area.
LATEST
Anti-Semitism Reported at Record Highs in US
An annual report by the Anti-Defamation League shows a sharp upsurge in incidents making reference to Israel or Zionism.
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Israel Revokes Visas of 27 French Politicians and Officials
The group was set to land in Israel on April 20. Most of them are members of the Ecologist or Communist party.
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Hamas Rejects Israel’s Latest Cease-Fire Offer
Israel had proposed a 45-day truce in Gaza to allow hostage releases and potentially begin indirect talks to end the war.
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Israel Won’t Withdraw From Security Zones, Defense Minister Says
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said the army intends to remain indefinitely in areas of strategic import in Gaza and elsewhere along its frontiers.
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Hungary Pulls Out of International Criminal Court as Orban Hosts Netanyahu
Hungary had said it wouldn’t enforce the International Criminal Court’s arrest warrant against Netanyahu alleging war crimes in Gaza.
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Israel to Expand Military Operation and Seize ‘Large Areas’ of Gaza Strip
Israel’s renewed offensive against Hamas features strategy of holding new territory to deny it to the terrorist group.
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Netanyahu Pulls Back Intelligence Chief Nomination Amid Widening Qatargate Probe
The nominee had participated in anti-government demonstrations and criticized President Donald Trump.
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Israeli Army Orders Evacuation of Rafah Ahead of New Offensive
The Israeli army has ramped up its attacks on Hamas, as it targets the terrorist group’s political leaders and seeks to seize and hold Gaza territory.
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Gazans Demonstrate as Israel Warns of Land Seizures
Gazans’ rare protests against Hamas, which is known to be ruthless in its suppression of dissent, were motivated by fear of losing their land, analysts say.
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Israel Strikes Beirut for First Time Since Cease-Fire Began
The air strike against a Hezbollah stronghold marked an escalation of Israel’s attacks against the terrorist group near its border.
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Anti-Semitism Reported at Record Highs in US
An annual report by the Anti-Defamation League shows a sharp upsurge in incidents making reference to Israel or Zionism.
|
Israel Revokes Visas of 27 French Politicians and Officials
The group was set to land in Israel on April 20. Most of them are members of the Ecologist or Communist party.
|
Hamas Rejects Israel’s Latest Cease-Fire Offer
Israel had proposed a 45-day truce in Gaza to allow hostage releases and potentially begin indirect talks to end the war.
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Israel Won’t Withdraw From Security Zones, Defense Minister Says
Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said the army intends to remain indefinitely in areas of strategic import in Gaza and elsewhere along its frontiers.
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Hungary Pulls Out of International Criminal Court as Orban Hosts Netanyahu
Hungary had said it wouldn’t enforce the International Criminal Court’s arrest warrant against Netanyahu alleging war crimes in Gaza.
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Israel to Expand Military Operation and Seize ‘Large Areas’ of Gaza Strip
Israel’s renewed offensive against Hamas features strategy of holding new territory to deny it to the terrorist group.
|
Netanyahu Pulls Back Intelligence Chief Nomination Amid Widening Qatargate Probe
The nominee had participated in anti-government demonstrations and criticized President Donald Trump.
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Israeli Army Orders Evacuation of Rafah Ahead of New Offensive
The Israeli army has ramped up its attacks on Hamas, as it targets the terrorist group’s political leaders and seeks to seize and hold Gaza territory.
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Gazans Demonstrate as Israel Warns of Land Seizures
Gazans’ rare protests against Hamas, which is known to be ruthless in its suppression of dissent, were motivated by fear of losing their land, analysts say.
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Israel Strikes Beirut for First Time Since Cease-Fire Began
The air strike against a Hezbollah stronghold marked an escalation of Israel’s attacks against the terrorist group near its border.
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