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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Sofer's call came after National Unity MK Matan Kahana, said in a radio interview that he would be willing to join a unity government even without setting a date for an election.
By: Eliav Breuer
Justice Minister Yariv Levin may amend legislation to delay appointing a new chief justice, aligning with his preferred judicial appointments.
The Knesset Finance Committee reviewed a new spending bill by Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich, aiming to allocate NIS 3.4 billion for war-related issues.
By: Eliav Breuer
Replacing Defense Minister Gallant with MK Sa'ar strengthens Netanyahu's position and benefits the haredi parties, but faces protest challenges.
By: Eliav Breuer
MK Gadi Eisenkot criticized Gideon Sa'ar's potential appointment as defense minister, calling it unqualified and risky for Israeli security.
Topaz Luk, a former top aide and spokesperson to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, hinted in a post on X that Israel was behind Tuesday's attack in Beirut.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has called for a criminal investigation into leaks of interrogation footage used in his corruption trials, featured in the documentary "The Bibi Files."
By: Eliav Breuer
A group of 27 Israeli ministers and MKs urged Prime Minister Netanyahu to implement a plan relocating northern Gaza civilians to combat Hamas.
The Knesset will discuss a bill to establish Oct. 7 as a national remembrance day with ceremonies, educational events, and a new authority to commemorate victims, survivors, and soldiers.
By: Eliav Breuer
The decision would enable 500 Palestinian security officials to join the IDF in ongoing counterterror operations in the West Bank.
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