David Horovitz is the Founding Editor of @timesofisrael and currently works as a Senior QA Automation Engineer. He is also a prolific writer for publications such as the Australian Jewish News and The Times of Israel, covering a wide range of topics including sports, politics, antisemitism, and current events in the Middle East.
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David Horovitz's articles primarily focus on government and politics, particularly in the context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, war, Hamas, antisemitism, and Middle East affairs. His coverage heavily emphasizes evolving stories and legal policy regulation.
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Unclear if vessel carrying nuclear ballistic missiles or cruise missiles; CIA chief Burns arrives in Israel; Blinken warns Iran against attacking US personnel in region
“A necessary pushback against antisemitism requires moral courage and clarity," says Opposition Leader Peter Dutton.
By: David Horovitz
Today, 3:03 pm Some 200-300 people gather next to a tent set up beneath the Knesset, by some of the families of those killed and taken
By: David Horovitz
There are ‘no magic solutions and no shortcuts' to dismantling Hamas, the IDF chief of staff stressed. And as the army shifts focus to southern Gaza, the challenges are mounting
By: David Horovitz
Monday's Supreme Court decision would have plunged Israel into a constitutional crisis, were it not for the fact that we're deep into a bitter, complex war that supersedes all else
By: Emanuel Fabian, David Horovitz, Jacob Magid, Diana Bletter, Lolita C. Baldor, Tara Copp, Jon Gambrell, Baraa Anwer, Sue Surkes, Chris Megerian, Elizabeth Pineau, Jeff Mason, Luke Tress, Asaf Elia-Shalev, Michael Horovitz, Matthew Barakat, Stuart Winer
US president says ‘essential’ all captives held by Hamas are released and that a Gaza ceasefire is reached; Germany’s Scholz: Return of the hostages ‘an important sign of hope’
By: Emanuel Fabian, David Horovitz, Lazar Berman, Jacob Magid, Diana Bletter, Lolita C. Baldor, Tara Copp, Jon Gambrell, Baraa Anwer, Sue Surkes, Lidor, Michael Rubinkam, Chris Megerian, Elizabeth Pineau, Jeff Mason, Luke Tress, Asaf Elia-Shalev, Micha
Families of Noa Argamani, Shlomo Ziv, Almog Meir Jan and Andrey Kozlov thank IDF for their return, call for Israel to do everything it can to bring back remaining 120 captives
By: Elana Kirsh, Emanuel Fabian, Iddo Schejter, Jessica Steinberg, Charlie Summers, Jacob Magid, David Horovitz, Rafael Medoff, Lazar Berman, Matt Lebovic, Diana Bletter, Michael Rubinkam, Lidor, Lorne Cook, Luke Tress, Asaf Elia-Shalev
Freed hostage’s aunt says she rushed to brother’s home to tell him good news, only to find him dead; describes how Yossi Jan closed himself off, lost 20 kilos after son’s abduction
By: Michael Bachner, Shira Silkoff, Sam Sokol, Emanuel Fabian, Jacob Magid, Elana Kirsh, David Horovitz, Lazar Berman, Gianluca Pacchiani, Asaf Elia-Shalev, Diana Bletter, Charlie Summers, Daniel Hoffman, Kim Tong-Hyung, Stuart Winer, Sharon Wrobel
In televised speech, terror leader claims Hezbollah does not want total war but is prepared for it, will not halt fighting until permanent ceasefire is reached in Gaza
By: Sam Sokol, Gianluca Pacchiani, Emanuel Fabian, Michael Bachner, Shira Silkoff, Jacob Magid, David Horovitz, Daniel Hoffman, Robert Philpot, Elana Kirsh, Jessica Steinberg, Lazar Berman, Asaf Elia-Shalev, Lolita C. Baldor, Jon Gambrell, Jonathan Saul, Ron
Meirav Leshem Gonen, whose daughter Romi was kidnapped on Oct. 7, says report by rights council ‘trivializes the severity of sexual violence experienced by women in captivity’
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