KESHET NEEV
Keshet is The Jerusalem Post Knesset and political correspondent.
Originally from Calgary, Canada, she moved to Israel in 2015.
She completed her national service at the Foreign Ministry and continued to pursue a BA in Communications Journalism and English Literature at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
'Yashar! With Eisenkot': Former IDF chief Gadi Eisenkot establishes new political party
‘Shameful’: Smotrich faces uproar from bereaved families amid push for NIS 30b. defense budget rise
Hadera orders removal of fallen soldier posters, images show them torn, dumped on ground
Jobs for friends, missing funds: Police arrest lawyer, probe May Golan’s ministry, office
The probe focuses on suspicions that ministry employees and outside individuals were involved in obtaining financial benefits through deception.
Five years on: Abraham Accords still source of Mideast hope, Haskel tells ‘Post’ - interview
The Deputy Foreign Minister shared her thoughts on the legacy and future of the Abraham Accords.
Police not doing enough to find Haymanot Kasau, family tells Knesset panel
Haymanot Kasau’s family accused police of neglect nearly two years after she disappeared, telling MKs her case would be treated differently if she weren’t Ethiopian.
Knesset to vote on NIS 30 billion increase in defense budget, making cuts to other ministries
Israel’s 2025 budget vote will boost defense by NIS 30b, with haredi MKs set to abstain, leaving the tied coalition hoping the measure will still pass.
Haredi draft law revisions: Knesset FADC discusses reducing exemption age from 26
The Knesset’s Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee wrapped three days of stormy talks on the haredi draft bill, focusing on whether to lower the exemption age of 26.
‘A flawless execution': Politicians, MKs commend Israeli strike on Hamas leadership in Doha
Israeli leaders from the coalition and opposition praised the IDF and Shin Bet strike on Hamas leaders in Doha, calling it historic and justified.
'He told me to leave him': Iair Horn recalls fleeing Gaza as his brother remains hostage
Former hostage Iair Horn recalled dragging his brother Eitan through a Gaza tunnel under missile fire, as Eitan remains in Hamas captivity.
Lapid, Eisenkot agree to meet with 'Change Bloc' leaders to set guidelines for next gov't
With the next elections currently scheduled for October 2026, the "Change Bloc" aims to deepen coordination and begin formulating the basic principles for the next government.
Israel in intense war on terror, Netanyahu says at scene of deadly Jerusalem attack
Speaking alongside Netanyahu, Ben-Gvir appeared to blame a High Court ruling for the deadly attack, drawing condemnations from opposition leader Lapid.
Israel to sign NIS 3 billion housing agreement in Ma’aleh Adumim, doubling population
The agreement is set to be signed this Thursday with the Prime Minister’s Office, the Construction and Housing Ministry, the Finance Ministry, and the Ma’aleh Adumim Municipality.