Fern Sidman is a Senior News Editor at Israel National News. She specializes in general assignment news with a focus on politics, public policy, and world affairs, often covering themes related to culture and society, conflict and war, and international affairs. Fern's work has been featured in The Jewish Voice and JNS.org.
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Fern Sidman's coverage primarily revolves around the Middle East conflict, with a focus on Israel, Hamas, and related geopolitical events. Given this focus, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches from individuals or organizations that have firsthand knowledge or expertise in these areas.
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Trump’s Iran gamble is a doctrine of pressure, pragmatism and power - and the stakes are high. Opinion.
New York's antisemitism crisis must not be ignored. Opinion. The horrifying antisemitic assault that unfolded aboard a crowded New York City
Perhaps the biggest betrayal of all is that the administration increasingly appears to view Israeli military actions not through the lens of Israeli security needs but through the lens of how those actions affect US negotiations with Tehran. Opinion.
By: Fern Sidman
The United States should resist the temptation to treat the F-35 program as a diplomatic bargaining chip. America's most advanced military technologies should be reserved for real partners. Opinion.
By: Fern Sidman
One of America's most influential cities is becoming the principal laboratory for an ideological social experiment which has failed before. The lessons are neither abstract nor academic. They are written in cemeteries across continents. Opinion.
Trump's Erdogan praise and F-35 talk undermine Israel and defy common sense. Opinion.
The perils of politicizing Holocaust memory. Opinion. In an era increasingly defined by ideological litmus tests and the coercive imposition of political orthodoxy, the abrupt cancellation of Dr.
Mamdani's dangerous campaign of lies and defamation against Netanyahu and Israel. Opinion.
By: Fern Sidman
Western leaders can no longer claim ignorance nor hide behind the bureaucratic inertia of cold war alliance structures. The foundational assumptions that guided Western policy toward Ankara for the past seventy years have proven utterly false. Turkey under Erdogan is not a democratic bridge between East and West, nor is it a reliable pillar of transatlantic security; it is an expansionist, authoritarian power fundamentally hostile to democratic governance, Western values, and the existence of sovereign partners in the Middle East.
Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis, the sacred lessons of September 11, and a divine call to awaken. Op-ed.
