Susan Greene is the Forward’s Israel-based correspondent. She has spent the last quarter century reporting news in Colorado, most recently as an investigative reporter and coach for journalists throughout the state. She tweets at @greeneindenver.
Susan GreeneIsrael Correspondent
By Susan Greene
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News Joint Israeli-Palestinian Memorial Day ceremony calls for sharing grief, not keeping score
'No matter how many people you lose,' said a Palestinian who has seen 61 relatives killed in Gaza, 'The feeling is the same'
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'I feel safer here where I’m protected as a Jew,' American student in Israel says, despite living amid war
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3-minute video marks first sign that injured Nova music festival attendee survived his hand injury on Oct. 7
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Schools were closed on Sunday, and Tel Aviv’s light rail empty as the country awoke to its new reality
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News ‘Nothing is really clear or certain or safe’: Israelis grapple with powerlessness in face of Iran threat
Compulsive mopping, gum chewing and disaster prep help ease the stress as a nation anticipates retaliatory attack
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Outdated hostage posters, frayed flags and an embattled prime minister’s call for unity mark somber Sunday in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv
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