Uri Sela
Uri Sela is the education and Tel Aviv reporter for Walla, where he has worked since 2020.
Activists light bonfire outside Likud's Tel Aviv headquarters
WATCH: 'You are letting us die': Matan Zangauker pleads from Hamas captivity in new video
'A stain on each member of this gov't': Israel braces for nationwide protests for hostage deal
Gaza hostages Evyatar David, Rom Braslavski lost 50% of body weight, medical report says
The report is based on recent documentation, which includes images of David and Braslavski showing extreme malnutrition as well as testimonies and medical data from survivors.
'Impossible to breathe': Hostage families protest in Tel Aviv after weekend of harrowing videos
Over the weekend, Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad released videos of hostages Evyatar David and Rom Braslavski; both appeared to be in grave physical condition.
Israeli university presidents call on Netanyahu to address Gaza hunger crisis
The university heads of Tel Aviv, Hebrew, Open University, Weizmann Institute, and Technion urged the IDF to intensify efforts to address the humanitarian crisis in Gaza.
WATCH: Hostage mother critiques Gaza deal: 'A cruel selection process' but roadmap to future deals
"If it is implemented, it will be possible to move forward toward a comprehensive agreement that will bring everyone home and end the war, as President Trump has said."
600 days into the war, hostages testimonies aren't moving needle on a deal
The hostages who have come forward with their testimonies have shown incredible bravery, but official talks between Israel and Hamas have repeatedly stalled.
Former hostage Liri Albag detained at JFK, 'still listed as a hostage' in American systems
Liri Albag was taken in for questioning due to her status in American systems claiming that she was still being held hostage.
Blackstone president Jonathan Gray donates $125 million to Tel Aviv University
This donation, the largest in the history of the university, will fund the development of new facilities and scholarships for the School of Health and Medical Sciences.
'You have no mandate': Hundreds protest against government outside Knesset
Israel Police emphasized that the right to protest is protected, but only when public order and the law are upheld.
Freed hostage Omer Wenkert to PM: 'Invite me to the cabinet, look me in the eyes'
"For 505 days, I was starved, humiliated, and beaten. Of those days, I spent 197 days alone, almost losing my sanity."
Six-week-old baby hospitalized with severe injuries, parents suspected of abuse
The baby was found to have multiple fractures, including broken ribs, an arm, and a leg, as well as brain and eye hemorrhages (brain and eye bleeds).