Maya Cohen
Maya Cohen is a journalist for The Jerusalem Post's Hebrew-language sister publication Maariv.
Israeli-American charged with spying for Iran, documenting Israeli officials' homes
'They are still there': Hostage families mark second Rosh Hashanah since October 7
Israel and Turkey on collision course after Ankara severs ties, expert warns
Israel insists all hostages must be freed before reaching end of Gaza war, source tells 'Post'
"We are at the final decisive stage against Hamas and will not leave any hostage behind," the source added.
'We can't allow it': Thousands gather in Tel Aviv protesting A-G Baharav-Miara’s possible dismissal
Demonstrators gathered to support the attorney-general and call the government's decision a “political and illegal attempt to remove her by those seeking to dismantle Israeli democracy.”
Holon to hold demolition ceremony for buildings damaged by Iran, residents furious
Rather than holding a somber memorial, the Holon Municipality has chosen to cast the event as a celebration of recovery—complete with media coverage, prominent guests, and presenters.
Can Israel trust Syria's leadership? The Druze crisis puts emerging ties to the test - analysis
While the Syrian Druze community might not stand with Israel, experts say that Jerusalem has an obligation to protect them against malevolent forces from within President Ahmed Al-Sharaa's camp.
'Another step toward freedom': Ex-hostage Romi Gonen discharged from hospital after five months
Today, July 10, I’m being released from the hospital after a difficult journey—pain, surgeries, and repeatedly getting back up only to fall again," Romi said.
Syria's Sharaa makes moves toward Abraham Accords to reduce Turkish influence
While Erdogan is doing everything to delegitimize Israel, any agreement between Israel and Syria "also undermines Turkey’s strategy," Yanarocak told Maariv.
'Every blow to Iran is a benefit': Why Syria allowed Israel bypass its airspace to strike Iran
The Israeli operation, intended to target Iran's nuclear core and missiles and deter Iran and its allies, has strengthened the new Syrian regime.
Southern Israel resident convicted of one million NIS fraud through phishing
Magistrates’ Court Judge Anat Choleta found that the defendant exploited Bank Hapoalim’s “Deposit Envelope” service to commit fraud totalling nearly NIS 1 million.
Iran isn't in a place to handle an Israeli strike due to internal struggles, expert says
“Salami makes threats every other day. Nothing new. Inside Iran, he’s seen as illiterate and is mocked. He’s not someone who worries us.”
"Hector & Ofelia": Artificial intelligence reconstructs art lost on October 7
A new Shenkar Gallery exhibit, "Hector & Ofelia", uses AI to recreate mosaic works lost by survivor Hector Reutman during the October 7 massacre.