Alon Pinkas is a journalist and writer for Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd, focusing on national issues in Israel. With a critical and analytical approach, Alon covers topics such as Israeli politics, international relations, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. His articles often provide insightful commentary and thought-provoking perspectives on current events in the region.
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By: Alon Pinkas
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The long overdue killing of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, 21 days after the assassination of Hezbollah's Hassan Nasrallah, should the opportunity for
Analyze, dissect and explain, then despair or rejoice – Donald Trump won the U.S. election impressively, far beyond any expectation. A multitude of cohorts.
By: Alon Pinkas
The PM gambled that he could get away with sacking Yoav Gallant during the US election, but Israelis are angry; he may have miscalculated, writes journalist and former diplomat Alon Pinkas
As unpredictable as Trump is, Putin may be miscalculating once again. In a Ukraine-war peace deal, Trump might urge the EU to speed up Kyiv's accession process and demand that Moscow end its military ties with Iran
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President-elect Donald Trump won't immediately announce a withdrawal from the alliance, but the fracturing of NATO will begin with other steps by the U.S. – that could ultimately lead to a nuclear domino effect
Attacking Qatar for its mediation techniques only helps Netanyahu hide the simple fact that he never wanted a hostage deal or a cease-fire in Gaza: he still has a vested interest in prolonging the war for political reasons
Let's not pretend: Although the war corroded Iran's deterrence, the 60-day cease-fire in Lebanon is a temporary lull as far as both Israel and
Yes, democracy's deficiencies are manifested in similar ways around the world, but it's a stretch to imply that this week's events in Seoul and
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