Eliav Breuer is a journalist for the Jerusalem Post, specializing in political analysis and reporting on national issues in Israel. With a focus on government policies, judicial reform, and political controversies, Eliav provides insightful analysis and in-depth coverage of current events impacting the country.
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Eliav Breuer's focus is on government and politics within the national context of Israel. Based on his articles' titles, he seems to be interested in expert commentary, legal policy regulation, government announcements, and discussions about reforms.
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By: Eliav Breuer
A 10% increase in benefits for olim will be worth less. Israel's economic plans for the 2025 budget, which were published early Wednesday
By: Eliav Breuer
In a letter Cohen-Scali condemned Haaretz's statements, saying they included “extreme, baseless, and false statements, positioning [Haaretz] alongside the central drivers of delegitimization”
PM Netanyahu reportedly criticized Illouz for voicing his opposition to the gov's new initiative to incentivize haredim not to enlist in the IDF.
Smotrich said that "after victory," Israel's economy will see "fantastic returns" for years. He did not detail what "victory" entailed or when it would be achieved.
The newspaper group claimed that Israel enforces an “apartheid regime” and referred to those involved in violent attacks as “freedom fighters.”
The religious Zionist Party conditioned its support on prioritizing IDF reservists.
By: Eliav Breuer
The government has been trying to circumvent the legal barrier to continue subsidizing daycare for haredi yeshiva students.
By: Eliav Breuer
United Torah Judaism threatens to oppose other coalition bills if daycare bill falls
By: Eliav Breuer
Israel's coalition passed into law early Tuesday morning a controversial bill proposal that gives the education ministry the power to remove funding from private schools deemed to be supportive of acts of terror, as well as fire individual teachers who expressed support for terror.
The general idea is that the state provides subsidized daycare for parents who otherwise would not be able to afford it.
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