LEO FEIERBERG BETTER
Leo Feierberg Better is an Aardvark Israel intern for The Jerusalem Post. Born in Sweden and raised in Boston, he will be studying political science at University of Massachusetts Amherst. In his free time, he enjoys playing sports, listening to music, and spending time with family and friends.
From drones to robot dogs, Israeli startups are reshaping emergency response
FBI Director Kash Patel faces intensifying criticism after girlfriend reportedly used FBI jet
Largest Israeli humanitarian mission since October 7 heads to Jamaica
Faith post-Gaza captivity: Former hostages visit Rebbe’s New York grave
“Until now, our families prayed here for us to come home," said former hostage Matan Angrest. "Today, I came only to say thank you."
Sigd celebrations bring thousands of Ethiopian Israelis to Jerusalem
Sigd is a time to honor the memory of the thousands of Ethiopian Jews who died on the way to Israel.
Israeli high-tech company aims to replace manual cyber compliance with AI
Current methods most companies use to ensure compliance with laws and regulations are slow and ineffective, often relying on older technology such as spreadsheets and manual collection.
Elbit Systems to upgrade Israel's Merkava tanks in $200m. Defense Ministry deal
Elbit Systems secured a $210m MOD contract to upgrade Merkava tanks with renewed electronics, AI-enhanced sights, spare parts, and long-term support.
Jeffrey Epstein scandal: Email leaks, unreleased files mobilizing the House - explainer
The Jeffrey Epstein scandal is back in the public eye as congressmen try to force the DOJ to release case files. Here's what you need to know.
Israel invests $650K in maritime surveillance AI
According to the statement, Ashdod Port Company, which oversees Israel's largest port, invested $650,000 in Petah Tikva-based Azimut.ai, a specialist in maritime surveillance.
Israel Prison Service arrests sex offender 'performing indecent acts' in public playground
Officers from the “Tzur” enforcement and monitoring unit for sex offenders apprehended a sex offender at a playground in the south of the country.
As Israeli road fatalities near 400 this year, Regev aide appears to laugh off death toll
As the 2025 traffic death toll hit 400, Minister Miri Regev attended Netanyahu’s trial. Her spokesman appeared to make light of the tragedy, sparking a public and media backlash.
Haifa police arrest, fine fishermen for using drones to fish off Bat Galim beach
“The use of drones for fishing is prohibited and dangerous, as it can cause serious injuries to swimmers and significant harm to marine animals," Haifa Mayor Yona Yahav said.
Rebuilding Syria: What Sharaa wants from Trump - and what’s at stake for Israel - analysis
Can a framework for a security deal between Syria and Israel be on the table during Ahmed al-Shaara's historic visit to the White House?