SHANNA FULD

Shanna Fuld hosting Tribe Tel Aviv Sunset Series panel featuring Dr. Einat Wilf and journalist Yardena Schwartz. Wednesday evening, I hosted a Tribe Tel Aviv Sunset Series panel featuring Dr. Einat Wilf and journalist Yardena Schwartz. It was a highlight for me—both as a journalist and as someone deeply invested in Israel’s future. As part of our discussion, we explored the Hebron Massacre Lessons that continue to resonate nearly a century later. I had been working on this ev

Shanna Fuld hosting an Event at Tribe Tel Aviv As I celebrate Shavuot in Israel, I’ve just returned from a deeply meaningful vacation in Italy with my two sisters—a rare and much-needed reunion. Living i n Israel while they are based in the U.S. means we don't get nearly enough time together, making this trip especially personal and emotional. Saying goodbye at the airport was difficult, but I returned home feeling grateful for the time we shared. As soon as I landed, I hit t

Shanna Fuld in New York with Family Family Time While Living Abroad is something I deeply value, especially because opportunities to be with my sisters are rare. This upcoming week, I’ll be away from my desk spending much-needed quality time with my family. My sisters are twins, and while I live in Israel, they are based in the United States. In fact, it has been nearly nine months since I last saw one of them, who now lives in Utah. Investing in family became a personal prio

Hanukkah in Israel - Decorations seen in the streets of Israel - December 2024 Seasonal Wishes for a Happy New Gregorian Year As we enter the holiday season in Israel, with Hanukkah, Christmas, and the Gregorian New Year approaching, I want to share what has been on my mind and in my heart this year. There is something special about the holidays aligning, allowing people from different backgrounds and traditions to celebrate together. Before I share my personal reflections, I

Shanna Fuld, CEO of Israel Daily News inside a car in Israel This week I had to run out of my home twice in the wee hours of the morning (and once in the afternoon) because Houthi terrorists in Yemen sent rockets into central Israel, and both landed too close for comfort. For many of us, this is the reality of life under rocket fire in Israel—being jolted awake by sirens, rushing to safety, and trying to maintain some sense of normalcy amid the uncertainty. The first time was