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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Alon Pinkas' articles predominantly focus on world affairs, government & politics, particularly the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and US-Israel relations. The coverage also includes legal policy regulation, investment analysis, announcements and opinion editorials.
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This week's targeted killings in Beirut and Tehran raise three fundamental questions, including the biggest one: Who has a vested interest in an expanded regional war?
Traditionally, China would be happy to see the Americans get bogged down in another Middle East war.
Three times since October 7, the United States has sent major forces to the Middle East to help Israel against Iran and its proxies – on top of massive military aid.
The Americans are pushing for a deal with new urgency, trying to avert a regional conflagration before November's presidential election.
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Going rogue isn't necessarily negative if the idea is to achieve sensible goals, but that's not the case with Netanyahu, who is rogue purely in the
By: Alon Pinkas
Israelis have kept their contempt for the prime minister in check for the sake of the war effort. Is his time finally up?, asks Haaretz columnist Alon Pinkas
By: Alon Pinkas
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