Alona Ferber is a Senior Editor at Prospect. She focuses on culture and society, with particular interests in the UK, Israel/Palestine, and feminism. Alona's work has been featured in New Lines Magazine, The Australian Financial Review, New Humanist, Prospect Magazine, and New Statesman.
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Alona Ferber's coverage focuses on world affairs, government and politics, with a particular emphasis on the Israel-Palestine conflict. She appears to be interested in evolving stories, government announcements, legal policy regulation, and data-driven content.
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The Israeli prime minister is leading the country from one conflict to the next
The recent antisemitic attacks make plain what many already feared: Jews have become dehumanised as symbols of Israel’s actions
After five careful years, the novelist’s fourth book is being translated by an Israeli publisher. Here are the politics of that process
Israel is more divided than ever, perpetually at war, a global pariah— and it’s going to the polls. The alternatives may not offer that much hope
The journalist on Afghanistan’s future—and the cost of exile
By: Ellen Halliday, Katherine Stewart, Alona Ferber
From Jeffrey Epstein to Elon Musk, extending life has preoccupied the super-rich. But at what cost?
By: Daron Acemoglu, Alona Ferber, Ellen Halliday
The Nobel prize-winning economist on why political renewal requires a new philosophy
The prime minister has misunderstood the nature of entrenched power, argues Phil Tinline
Inequality is a policy choice, and its extremes can be reversed
Amelia Dimoldenberg’s web series, which is coming to an end, is as British as it gets
