Local-language research
Hebrew-, Arabic- and English-language research from public sources, with verification, chronologies and institutional context.
Typical outputsSource packs · chronologies · verification notes · local-context memos
Israel & Middle East research
I research Israel and the Middle East across Hebrew, Arabic and English sources, turning local context, institutional understanding and source verification into concise briefings for international teams.

Services
Three focused formats for research and decision support.
Hebrew-, Arabic- and English-language research from public sources, with verification, chronologies and institutional context.
Typical outputsSource packs · chronologies · verification notes · local-context memos
Short assessments of what changed, what matters, what remains uncertain and which indicators deserve attention.
Typical outputs2–4 page briefs · scenarios · watch indicators · decision triggers
Focused research and briefings for teams preparing for a decision, visit or regional development.
Typical outputsFocused briefings · pre-visit research · scoped research support
Selected work
Independent work using public sources.
Prior field work & media
Selected reporting and appearances from earlier journalism work. Professional background, not current analysis.

Interviewing Dhirar Belhoul Al Falasi, then a member of the UAE Federal National Council.

Prior reporting and production work with international media.
Profile
My work has crossed intelligence production, journalism and law. The common thread: finding the right sources, reading them in context and explaining the result clearly in English.
Former Arabic-language intelligence producer in Unit 8200, later responsible for command and training in intelligence production.
Political correspondent at The Media Line and Middle East correspondent at i24NEWS, with reporting and field-production work for CNN, DW and NPR.
Israeli-qualified lawyer. LL.B., Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Amirim honors program. Legal internship in the International Law Department at Israel’s Ministry of Justice, covering international economic law, trade, investment, sanctions and technology regulation.
Languages Hebrew · English · Arabic
Contact
Send the question, intended use and timing; I’ll let you know if I can help.