Joshua Davidovich is the Deputy Editor at The Times of Israel, with a focus on multinational news, particularly in relation to Israel. With a background in urban planning and a passion for music, Joshua brings a unique perspective to his reporting, covering a range of topics including international politics, human interest stories, and cultural events.
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Joshua Davidovich's reporting primarily focuses on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on the Middle East conflict. His work frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Gaza, Hamas, Hezbollah, and broader world affairs in the Middle East.
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By: Emanuel Fabian, Gianluca Pacchiani
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu complained to IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi at last night's cabinet meeting that he didn't suggest sending troops
By: Gianluca Pacchiani, Emanuel Fabian
Reporting more details of last night's cabinet meeting, Channel 12 says Mossad chief David Barnea told ministers there is no prospect of getting
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By: Gianluca Pacchiani, Emanuel Fabian
The US believes a major attack by Iran on Israel is imminent and could happen in the coming days, Bloomberg reports, citing unnamed sources familiar with US and Israeli intelligence assessments.
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By: Joshua Davidovich, Shira Silkoff
Citing intel assessments, Bloomberg says strike could involve high-precision missiles and drones; top US general in Mideast reportedly to visit Israel to discuss threat from Iran
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Head of economic forum said to broker deal that could see world's largest Muslim nation establish relationship in exchange for Jerusalem smoothing way into developed countries club
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