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Dana Regev

Israeli born, Berlin based, I write mainly about German current affairs but also about Middle East politics and Israel in particular. I currently work for Germany's international broadcaster Deutsche Welle, but have been reporting additionally for POLITICO, The Telegraph, Haaretz, VICE and more.

 
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Coronavirus in Israel: My Story of Being Evacuated in 8 Hours

How Germans replaced nationalism with regional pride

Yom Kippur attack in Germany: A wake-up call to the persistent threat of far-right extremism

Between Rockets, Elections and Coronavirus: Life on the Gaza Border Must Go On

#EverydayEverywhere fights stereotypes – DW – 11

Mourning, but life continues in Nice

North Korea's Taedonggang beer celebrates 20 years

Poor shaming ruined my childhood Purim

Nice attack: Despair and anger in France as details emerge

Guess What? Not All Jews are the Same

Halle Synagogue Attack: A Wake-Up Call for Jews in Germany

Purim's mishloach manot tradition has become a competition that shames the poor

When Purim gift baskets become a competition, Jewish values get lost

Israel’s ‘mixed’ cities: Palestinians and Jews struggle to rebuild trust

Israel leads the world in vaccinations, but at what cost?

The holidays to book now to escape the most miserable month of the year

Days before one of the most important holidays in the Jewish calendar, Israel has started a second lockdown

Breaking news: Not All Jews are the Same

How to avoid getting scolded by a German

The myth of ‘quality content’ on social media

Coronavirus in Israel: My Story of Being Evacuated in 8 Hours

Beleidigt, gedemütigt, beschimpft: Was Nicht-Deutsche im Ausländeramt durchmachen

75th anniversary of Auschwitz liberation overshadowed by politics

Israelis want concrete action against anti-Semitism, not words

As an Israeli in Germany, I was hardly surprised by the Halle synagogue shooting

As an Israeli journalist in Germany, I wasn’t surprised by the Halle synagogue shooting

Remembering the Holocaust — as a Jewish immigrant in Germany

Israel faces old reality of Benjamin Netanyahu victory anew

How poor shaming has ruined my childhood Purim

The Young German Jews Who Left Everything Behind — and Moved to Israel

A Jewish teen murdered in Auschwitz is Instagram’s new star

Opinion: Jerusalem's declaration of pretendence Donald Trump has pompously said, "It is time to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel." But his words are no more than an insulting provocation showing he couldn't care less about the region or its inhabitants.

Israel marks its 70th anniversary, but not everyone shares the joy: Independence Day celebrations kicked off, with festivities set to last for the next couple of days. But a joyful day for some could mean something different for others.

What’s behind Israel’s growing protests?

Cologne on edge ahead of New Year's Eve celebrations

In Cologne, New Year's Eve was celebrated with mixed emotions

Not only South Africa and Burundi: Why countries avoid international pacts

In Munich, recovery comes with frustration

Munich mourns victims of mass shooting at Olympia mall

In These Five Flourishing Jewish Communities, No One Is in Any Rush to Immigrate to Israel

BBC World News: Integration, immigration and refugees in Germany

Brexit: Why people are increasingly talking about the 'Norway model'

What Brexit means for Jews and Israelis in the UK

Recovering but still uneasy, Nice slowly getting back to normal

In Nice, the French are starting to ask the difficult questions

Israel bans novel on Arab-Jewish love story

Opinion: Go ahead, blame the victims || Following dozens of sexual assaults in Cologne, women are now advised to keep their distance. That amounts to holding them responsible, says DW's Dana Regev, and is the wrong approach.

Scott and Karen were two people with one ambitious idea. In Berlin, in the special neighborhood of Wedding, they collected people, resources, and a lot of good will and created "Das Baumhaus."

The Cologne attacks are affecting everyone

IDF censor requires bloggers to submit posts for review

'No one is asking the women in Cologne what they feel'

Frustration, division apparent as police end Cologne protests

How the Cologne protests looked from the outside

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