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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"One of my biggest goals for my first senior worlds was to prove I belonged at this level and I believe I did that."
Erdogan's defence of Hamas and accusations against Israel put heavy strain on efforts to warm ties over the past year-and-a-half, after years of animosity.
Messages projected onto a building at George Washington University on October 24. Photo: StopAntisemitism via X
30 days after Oct. 7, a Jewish world wracked by grief is marking a traditional milestone of mourning.
‘This is an unforgettable glorious morning,' said an UNRWA employee about onslaught; ‘What a splendid sight!' wrote another on fires caused by Hamas rockets, according to IMPACT-se
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
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