SHANNA FULD

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 featured in Jerusalem Post Magazine I’m writing to you as I slowly resurface from what has been the most surreal chapter of my life. As many of you know, I became a Tel Aviv missile strike survivor when a ballistic missile struck my apartment, decimating my home and the Israel Daily News recording studio along with it. I’ve been living out of a hotel ever since, but I’m actively searching for a new place to rebuild my life. In the meantime, a dear friend has opene

Shanna Fuld at the Ruins of Her Apartment in Tel Aviv destroyed by an Iranian Missile Strike Two weekends ago Iran sent ballistic missiles into Israel and some were not intercepted. One hit my apartment. My entire place including the Israel Daily News studio (that I worked to make by hand) was decimated. Some thoughts from my experience: When a tragedy or crisis comes up in your life, its you who has to direct the show and steer the ship. No matter how many people help you