
James Genn
James Genn is a breaking news editor at The Jerusalem Post. He grew up near London to a split Irish-British-Israeli family. James moved to Israel in 2014 and spent time serving in the IDF's International Cooperation Unit before becoming an Open Source Intelligence Analyst. In his free time, James can be found monitoring global jihad, terrorist, and militant separatist groups, or ranting about the lore of his favorite sci-fi and fantasy books and movies.
Israel Police investigates left-wing journalist for expressing joy at death of five IDF soldiers
IDF soldiers killed due to yeshivas 'neglecting Torah study', former chief rabbi claims
Iranian scholar calls for action on Trump's, 'Zionist leaders' threats against Khamenei
Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei, military chiefs hail attack on US bases as 'decisive response'
IRGC claimed to have delivered a clear and explicit message that "Iran will never leave any attack on its territorial integrity, sovereignty, and national security unanswered."
WATCH: Iran launches missiles at US Mideast assets in retaliation for nuclear site strikes
Sirens were heard in Qatar, Iraq, Kuwait, and Bahrain. Two US officials told Reuters that no US personnel were injured by the missile attacks.
Trump confirms US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear sites
US President Donald Trump confirmed that the US conducted airstrikes on nuclear facilities in Fordow, Natanz, and Isfahan in a Truth Social post on Saturday night.
Israel strikes Iranian naval base in Bandar Abbas's strategic southern port
Bandar Abbas is a key strategic point on the Strait of Hormuz, as the largest port in the region. It also serves as the headquarters of Iran's naval forces.
United Hatzalah provides dog therapy to survivors, first responders at missile impact sites
This is to "help survivors and families evacuated from their damaged homes," United Hatzalah added.
Oct. 7 probe: IDF failed mission to protect Kibbutz Erez civilians
The investigation, while finding IDF failures, praised the performance of Kibbutz Erez's security squads.
US officials condemn Washington shooting en masse, calling it antisemitism-based terror
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer stated that "This sickening shooting seems to be another horrific instance of antisemitism which as we know is all too rampant in our society."
Suspect charged with murder in shooting deaths of two Israel embassy workers
The victims were identified as Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Lynn Milgrim.
Authorities declare state of emergency in Tripoli, Libya after powerful militia leader assassinated
Clashes erupted between the 444th Brigade and the Stability Support Apparatus, two of the most powerful Tripoli militias.
IAF reportedly strikes three Houthi-controlled ports following evacuation warning
IDF's Arabic spokesperson, Col. Avichay Adraee, warned locals should evacuate until further notice for their own safety.