Michael Starr is a Diaspora affairs correspondent at The Jerusalem Post. He specializes in global Jewish affairs, antisemitism, and radical anti-Israel activities, drawing on his extensive background in legal and police affairs reporting. Starr has been featured in various publications, including The Jerusalem Post, Business Times Journal, and The Hill.
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Michael Starr's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news, particularly television and pop culture. His articles also cover government and politics to a significant extent.
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By: Michael Starr
TPS would not confirm to The Jerusalem Post that synagogue shootings were tied to the warrants.
Mahdawi, who was arrested last April for undermining US foreign policy and government counter-antisemitism efforts with his pro-Palestinian campus activism, had been ordered removed to Jordan.
By: Michael Starr
DIASPORA AFFAIRS: After competing in the mixed martial arts ring for almost a decade, Natan Levy tells the Post his current goal is to help strengthen the Jewish people.
By: Michael Starr
Illustrative: Members of the United Nations Security Council vote against a resolution by Russia and China to delay by six months the reimposition
By: Michael Starr
UN COI Debunked: In the second in a series, HonestReporting explores how a flawed methodology was used to paint a target around Israel.
By: Michael Starr
Despite past widespread coverage of Gaza humanitarian aid, a UN statement about Hamas abuses has received limited attention.
By: Michael Starr
The PIJ published martyr notices for child soldiers, but this phenomenon has gotten little attention from news outlets.
By: Michael Starr
PIJ and DFLP have admitted to using child soldiers. Amid media silence about the practice, PIJ is publishing martyr notices for even younger terrorists.
By: Michael Starr
After an alleged Hamas child soldier became a celebrity among Arabic news journalists, Hamas came out with a martyr poster for another minor.
By: Michael Starr
The promotional image charges that October 7, 2026 marked "three years of genocide."
