AMICHAI STEIN
Amichai Stein is an Israeli journalist currently working as a diplomatic reporter for The Jerusalem Post and i24 News. From 2017-2024, he worked as a foreign affairs and diplomatic correspondent for KAN News.
Israel considering capture of Hamas-controlled Gaza territory in response to ceasefire breach
IDF carries out 'powerful strikes' in Gaza following Hamas ceasefire breach, PMO confirms
Hamas returns add'l remains of slain hostage Ofir Tzarfati, 13 bodies still remain in Gaza
Israeli officials rebuke possibility of 'official UN force' monitoring Gaza ceasefire
The United Nations and countries set to be involved in the force have not yet decided what responsibilities the force may have, nor how those responsibilities will be carried out.
Hamas knows where hostages Hadar Goldin, Asaf Hamami buried, stalling return, source tells 'Post'
A source told The Jerusalem Post that Hamas is dragging its feet on returning the bodies of slain hostages Hadar Goldin and Col. Assaf Hamami.
Hostage remains arrive at forensic institute for identification procedures
Forensic scientists are conducting tests on the remains to ascertain an official identification.
Israel will 'take action' if Hamas fails to return hostage remains, Israeli official tells 'Post'
In an unusual move, Israel allowed a Hamas representative to enter the Israeli-controlled area of the Gaza Strip to work with Egyptian representatives and the ICRC in locating the hostage remains.
Abraham Accords to expand soon as Hamas and Hezbollah regroup, Israeli diplomat Ofir Akunis says
Ofir Akunis said that Israel will insist upon the demilitarization of Gaza and the disarmament of Hamas, which are conditions in the second part of the US-brokered Gaza deal.
Mossad names ‘Sardar Ammar’ as architect of Iranian plots in Australia, Greece, and Germany
Israel’s Mossad named a senior IRGC officer behind thwarted attacks on Jewish and Israeli targets abroad, triggering diplomatic fallout in Australia and Germany.
Israel searches for slain hostages buried under Gaza rubble in IDF-controlled zones
Israeli officials believe several deceased hostages in areas under IDF control • Red Cross enters Rafah to locate more remains along with Egyptian teams
Egyptian teams enter Gaza to help locate remains of slain hostages, Israeli official confirms
Israel is preparing for the possibility that Hamas will release the remains of two more hostages this evening; however, it is uncertain whether the remains will be returned.
Israel preparing for possibility Hamas will release more hostage remains tonight
The remains of hostages were last returned on Tuesday night. The two that were returned were identified as Arie Zalmanovicz and Chief Sgt. First Class (res.) Tamir Adar.
'Our goal is a stable, civilian-governed Gaza,' CENTCOM spox. Tim Hawkins tells 'Post'
He described the new Civil-Military Coordination Center in Israel as “a key mechanism” for ensuring that Gaza’s transition toward stability and civilian governance is both secure and sustainable.