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    • Nokia Leader ProfilesAs the in-house journalist for Nokia’s Cloud and Network Services, I embarked on a project to profile the business group’s various leaders so that those inside the 22,500 person organization, and outside it, could get to know them better.
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    • Elections/PoliticsBelieve it or not, I’ve covered four Israeli election campaigns in less than a decade. Here is a selection of some of the stories and features I have written about Israeli politics over this time. SELECTED STORIES
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    • ReligionAs the epicenter of world religion, the Holy Land provides an endless source of religion-based features. I’ve focused mostly on Judaism: the fraught relation between religion and state in Israel, tensions between the secular and ultra-Orthodox and how that has often created a rift with the Jewish Diaspora. SELECTED STORIES
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    • Columbia News serviceColumbia News Service is syndicated by The New York Times wire and distributed to newspapers all across the U.S. and Canada. All of my stories have run in major newspapers, including: Chicago Tribune, The Winston-Salem Journal, The Arizona Daily Star, The San Diego Union-Tribune, Naples Daily News, The Arizona Republic, The Oakland Tribune, The Argus (Fremont, Ca.), Tri-Valley Herald (Pleasanton, Ca.), Intelligencer Journal (Lancaster, Pa.), The Chronicle Herald (Halifax, Nova Scotia), Star Tribune (Minneapolis, Minn.).
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Aron Heller

  • Nokia
    • Bell Labs History
    • Bell Labs Researcher Profiles
    • Nokia Leader ProfilesAs the in-house journalist for Nokia’s Cloud and Network Services, I embarked on a project to profile the business group’s various leaders so that those inside the 22,500 person organization, and outside it, could get to know them better.
  • Associated Press
    • Elections/PoliticsBelieve it or not, I’ve covered four Israeli election campaigns in less than a decade. Here is a selection of some of the stories and features I have written about Israeli politics over this time. SELECTED STORIES
    • Holocaust Stories
    • Military/Security
    • Israel/Lebanon War
    • Israel/Hamas Wars
    • ReligionAs the epicenter of world religion, the Holy Land provides an endless source of religion-based features. I’ve focused mostly on Judaism: the fraught relation between religion and state in Israel, tensions between the secular and ultra-Orthodox and how that has often created a rift with the Jewish Diaspora. SELECTED STORIES
    • Arts & Entertainment
    • Sports
    • ASAP/Blogging
  • Ottawa Citizen
    • Ottawa Citizen Series
  • Graduate Work
    • Columbia News serviceColumbia News Service is syndicated by The New York Times wire and distributed to newspapers all across the U.S. and Canada. All of my stories have run in major newspapers, including: Chicago Tribune, The Winston-Salem Journal, The Arizona Daily Star, The San Diego Union-Tribune, Naples Daily News, The Arizona Republic, The Oakland Tribune, The Argus (Fremont, Ca.), Tri-Valley Herald (Pleasanton, Ca.), Intelligencer Journal (Lancaster, Pa.), The Chronicle Herald (Halifax, Nova Scotia), Star Tribune (Minneapolis, Minn.).
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It’s Israeli boy’s 9th birthday as he is held in Hamas captivity — and his family waits

KFAR SABA, Israel (AP) — Ohad Munder-Zichri’s 9th birthday is on Monday. But instead of celebrating at home with his family and friends, he is believed to be somewhere in

Former AP videojournalist Yaniv Zohar killed in Hamas attack at home with his family

TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Yaniv Zohar, a former Associated Press videojournalist and beloved colleague who covered conflicts and major news in his native country for three decades, was killed

With Kushner in UAE, Iran’s leader decries new ties with Israel

AL-DHAFRA AIR BASE, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Jared Kushner and U.S. officials visited a major air base in the United Arab Emirates on Tuesday, speaking to Emirati and American

UAE’s warm welcome to Israelis reflects changing region

ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — In less than 24 hours on the ground, Israel’s first-of-its-kind delegation to the United Arab Emirates received a warm welcome that would have

First direct Israel-UAE flight lands in Abu Dhabi amid deal

ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — A Star of David-adorned El Al plane flew from Israel to the United Arab Emirates on Monday, carrying a high-ranking American and Israeli

El Al flight LY971 to Abu Dhabi was no typical air journey

ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — From the Israeli captain’s emotional greeting in Arabic upon takeoff in Tel Aviv, to the warm Emirati reception on the ground in scorching

Israelis eager to tighten ties to UAE after historic accord

JERUSALEM (AP) — For eager Israelis, anticipation is mounting that Dubai’s glitzy Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building, will soon join the ranks of the Pyramids in Egypt and the

Israeli PM’s uneasy alliance seems headed toward collapse

JERUSALEM (AP) — When Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his rival, Benny Gantz, agreed to form an “emergency” government in May after three bitter and deadlocked election campaigns, the goal

Israeli team’s massacre overshadows sports at 1972 Olympics

TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — The 1972 Munich Olympics were marked by historic achievements and unprecedented controversy but will be forever defined by devastating catastrophe.

In hosting the 1972 Munich

Israeli racewalker recalls surviving 1972 Munich massacre

TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) — Just before heading to sleep on Sept. 4, 1972, Israeli Olympic racewalker Shaul Ladany lent his alarm clock to wrestling coach Moshe Weinberg, a fellow

Returning UN envoy: Israel won’t suffer for tight Trump ties

RAANANA, Israel (AP) — Israel’s returning ambassador to the United Nations affirmed the country’s bond with the Trump administration Tuesday, dismissing notions that Israel would pay a price for its

Coronavirus crisis sparks a young Israeli protest movement

JERUSALEM (AP) — In attending his first-ever public protest, 34-year-old Nimrod Gross arrived with the only prop he felt reflected him — the blue-and-white Israeli flag.

The former combat soldier

Israeli president lashes out at government, talk of election

JERUSALEM (AP) — Israel’s largely ceremonial president lashed out Thursday at squabbling members of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s so-called unity government, beseeching them to quit bickering at a time of

Israelis angry at Netanyahu over new outbreak, economic pain

JERUSALEM (AP) — With an unprecedented new surge in coronavirus cases battering Israel’s economy, one of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s closest confidants was dispatched to a TV studio recently to

Israeli leader’s son takes center stage in corruption sagas

JERUSALEM (AP) — As scandal-plagued Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stands trial for corruption, his 28-year-old son has emerged as a driving force in a counterattack against critics and the state

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    • Holocaust Stories
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    • Israel/Lebanon War
    • Israel/Hamas Wars
    • Religion
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  • Ottawa Citizen
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