Newsletter
Newsletter Support JNS
Shimon Sherman

Shimon Sherman

Shimon Sherman is a columnist covering global security, Middle Eastern affairs, and geopolitical developments. His reporting provides in-depth analysis on topics such as the resurgence of ISIS, Iran’s nuclear ambitions, judicial reforms in Israel, and the evolving landscape of militant groups in Syria and Iraq. With a focus on investigative journalism and expert interviews, his work offers critical insights into the most pressing issues shaping international relations and security.

The legislation comes amid a crime wave in Arab communities.
Democratic antipathy to the Saudi regime could prove the biggest obstacle to normalization with Israel.
“There is overwhelming evidence of this money being misused,” ELNET-Israel executive director Emmanuel Navon tells JNS.
The accords caused enormous damage to Israel’s national security, in a completely predictable way, said JCPA President Dan Diker.
The roots of the violent confrontation in Tel Aviv that left 170 people wounded go back to the 2005 crackdown on African migrants in Cairo.
A slow but long-term rise in employment is having a permanent cultural impact.
The documents were rescued during the Iraq War and are now in Washington. The Baghdad regime wants them back.
Justice Minister Levin and Attorney General Baharav-Miara are at loggerheads over need for phone hacking investigation.
“If the past is anything to go by, once Erdoğan is re-elected this whole story will go away very quickly,” expert tells JNS.
“When elected officials solicit information from organizations that have terrorist affiliations, this elevates and promotes such organizations, but also ensures that these officials get very biased and distorted information,” says NGO Monitor research director.
The rising number of Jewish visitors to the site is putting in question the future of the status quo established following the Six-Day War.
Energy and youth the order of the day as Israelis fete the 1967 liberation of the city’s east.