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Amos Harel's coverage primarily focuses on World Affairs, particularly the Middle East with a specific focus on Israel, Gaza, Hamas, and Hezbollah. His articles primarily cover evolving stories and government announcements related to ongoing conflicts in the region.
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By: Liza Rozovsky, Jonathan Lis, Amos Harel, Jack Khoury
Haddad Is the Last Remaining Hamas Official in Gaza Who Was Part of the Group's Leadership Before the Hamas-led Attack on October 7, 2023, and Is Considered One of the Operation's Planners. A Senior Security Official Told Haaretz That the Assassination Attempt Was Successful
By: Amos Harel
Israel's Assassination of Hamas' Military Chief Signals the Possibility of a Renewed War in Gaza, as Hamas Holds Up Its Objection to Disarm Netanyahu Holds His Breath as U.S. President Trump Mulls a Strategic Decision Which May Reignite the War With Iran
By: Amos Harel
Amos Harel (via Haaretz.com) Israel's assassination of Hamas' military chief signals the possibility of a renewed war in Gaza, as Hamas holds up its objection to disarm • Netanyahu holds his breath as U.S.
By: Amos Harel
Amos Harel (via Haaretz.com) A former senior Israeli intelligence officer warns that despite last year's campaign, Iran's nuclear infrastructure
By: Amos Harel
Analysis The ongoing stalemate in talks between Washington and Tehran may lead President Trump to renew the war - contrary to his instincts ■ On
By: Amos Harel
As Washington weighs a Pakistan-brokered cease-fire and renewed nuclear talks, Israeli officials fear Trump is sidelining Netanyahu after a war that lasted longer – and cost more politically and economically – than the White House expected
By: Amos Harel
Amos Harel (via Haaretz.com) As Washington weighs a Pakistan-brokered cease-fire and renewed nuclear talks, Israeli officials fear Trump is sidelining
By: Amos Harel
Lebanon's Worst Nightmare The U.S. has slightly loosened the reins on Israel in Lebanon in return for Israel's compliance with a U.S.-Iran cease-fire, while still banning attacks on Beirut.
By: Amos Harel
So How the Hell Did It Happen? In His New Book, Haaretz's Military Analyst Reconstructs the Horrifying Lead-up to the Hamas Massacre, and the Signals That Were Misinterpreted and Ignored
By: Amos Harel
Tehran's Regime Remains Intact, Hezbollah Is Still Bleeding Israel and a U.S.-Iran Deal Could Hand the Islamic Republic a Path Back to Power
