Shira Silkoff
Starting in August 2021, they held the role of breaking news desk manager, after initially joining the Post in April 2021 as a breaking news desk editor.
From July 2022 until September 2023, Shira held the Women's Affairs Reporter position, covering topics such as gender inequality, reproductive rights and gender-based violence in Israel and around the world.
From January 2022 until June 2022, Shira filled the position of Health Correspondent as a temporary replacement, covering COVID-19 and other local and international medical news.
Prime Minister Netanyahu released from hospital
Knesset bill to dismantle authority responsible for gender equality passes preliminary reading
IDF to probe terror killing of three Israeli soldiers by Egyptian policeman
The Jerusalem pride march is a holy event - comment
Marching for LGBT rights in Jerusalem is not safe. It is a dangerous decision, one that attendees don’t take lightly.
Veg It Out: Israeli vegan food made easier – but what about taste? - review
If you’re a busy vegan on the go who is looking for healthy, quick meals full of fresh vegetables and natural flavors, Veg It Out may be the perfect solution for you.
Jewish woman killed by IDF had struggled with mental health since childhood
Sapir Livnat Green disguised herself as a terrorist in order to end her own life one year after losing her best friend, Tikva Saban to suicide.
Is Israel failing to protect its most vulnerable citizens?
SOCIAL AFFAIRS: 68 violent murders have been carried out in Israeli-Arab communities, four of them against women.
Woman and two infant sons murdered in Taiba, husband arrested
The victim's husband, Mohammed Massaroa, has been arrested on suspicion of murdering his wife and children.
150,000 protest Israeli judicial reform, Spanish PM voices support
Judicial reform protest organizers declare Thursday to be "National Equality Day" • Foreign Minister Eli Cohen criticizes video from Spanish Prime Minister
International sex trafficking operation broken open by Israel Police
15 suspects have been the target of an undercover investigation carried out by Israel Police forces over the last few months
Kyiv to name street for Ukrainian Nazi collaborator after public vote
A street in Kyiv will soon bear the name of Volodymyr Kubiyovych, one of the founders of the Waffen-SS Galizien, the Ukraine branch of the Nazi military force.
16 years on: Roman Zadorov acquitted of Tair Rada's murder
Following his acquittal, Zadorov fought back tears, saying simply that "the truth won. I want to go home, to my children."
Ben-Gvir to Biden: Israel is no longer another star on the US flag
Israeli Culture and Sport Minister Miki Zohar accused the US of "falling for fake news" around the judicial reform legislation.
