Dov Lieber is a correspondent for The Wall Street Journal, based in Israel and covering tech, security, and politics in the region, including the Israeli-Palestinian territories. With a focus on multinational issues, Dov's work has also been featured in The Australian.
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Dov Lieber's coverage heavily focuses on evolving and breaking news stories related to world affairs, with a particular emphasis on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. His articles often cover government announcements and are focused primarily on events in Israel, Gaza, and the Palestinian territories.
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By: Dov Lieber
After the killing by Hamas of six hostages in captivity, a nationwide strike led by Israel’s largest labor union has highlighted a divide over whether to end the war.
By: Summer Said, Alexander Ward, Michael R. Gordon, Dov Lieber
Hamas and Egypt want Israel to leave the Gaza’s Philadelphi corridor before any truce. Israel and the U.S. are adamantly against the idea.
By: Dov Lieber
A gunman shot and killed three Israeli civilians at an important border crossing between the Israeli-controlled West Bank and Jordan, amid heightened tensions between Jordan and Israel over the war in Gaza.
By: Dov Lieber
Yossi Sariel, the commander of Unit 8200, the Israeli military’s largest and most important intelligence unit, told his commanders that he would step down in the near future, the military said.
The country’s military said its latest strikes targeted the group’s infrastructure, while an Iran-backed militia in Iraq said it launched a drone intercepted near the Israeli port city of Eilat.
By: Dov Lieber, Rory Jones
The Israeli military said it intercepted most of the missiles, but a number of projectiles successfully penetrated the country’s aerial defenses.
By: Dov Lieber, Omar Abdel
The new forces are being added as Israel expands its military operations from the eastern part of its border with Lebanon to the west.
By: Abeer Ayyoub, Dov Lieber, Omar Abdel
Many Palestinians are staying put as Israel’s military orders civilians to leave large parts of northern Gaza as it conducts an offensive against Hamas militants.
By: Dov Lieber, Summer Said, Anat Peled, Carrie Keller-Lynn
Cornered in a bombed-out building, the architect of the Oct. 7 attacks died alone, but his defiance could make him a martyr for Hamas and its supporters.
By: Dov Lieber
The idea is seen as illegal by most of the international community and could threaten Israel’s relations with its Arab allies.
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