Shanna Fuld, CEO of Israel Daily News at her new apartment, after her old apartment was destroyed by a ballistic missile from Iran I’ve officially moved into a new apartment. This comes after nearly two months of living out of a hotel room, with my belongings spread across five different locations: a storage unit in Jaffa, two friends’ homes, my hotel room, and my previous apartment—the one destroyed by an Iranian ballistic missile. This new apartment after missile strike rep

Shanna Fuld as seen at the Jerusalem Post Panel Tisha B'Av in Israel Feels More Real Than Ever Tonight, as Jews across the world finish fasting and observing Tisha B'Av, the day we mourn the destruction of our two Holy Temples, I find myself reflecting on what it means to experience loss during Tisha B'Av in Israel. Six weeks ago, during the Iran war, a missile struck my apartment in Tel Aviv and reduced my home—my safe space, my news studio, and my life as I knew it—to rubbl

Shanna Fuld, CEO of Israel Daily News at a Tribe Tel Aviv Event Tribe Tel Aviv Events Continue to Build Community Wednesday night I had the joy of hosting two back-to-back Tribe Tel Aviv events in the same venue, each with a different purpose. I kicked things off with Tribe Tel Aviv’s Sunset Series program at 7 p.m., which brought the international community together for an inspiring evening with Judah Taub, managing partner at Hetz Venture and author of How to Move Up When t

Shanna Fuld in a speaking engagement in Israel Life After the Tel Aviv Missile Strike Since the Tel Aviv missile strike destroyed my apartment and the Israel Daily News studio on June 16th, I've been living in a hotel. I thought only TV and book characters lived in hotels. Have you ever read A Gentleman in Moscow? I'm getting chills. The hotel is not home, and I often forget during my walks "home" that I'm actually returning to the hotel and not my apartment, which is no more