Lahav Harkov is a Senior Political Correspondent at Jewish Insider. She covers Israeli politics and diplomacy, with a focus on regional interest, public policy, and cultural movements. Lahav has been featured in notable publications including the Jerusalem Post, UnHerd, and the New York Post.
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Lahav Harkov's coverage predominantly focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and themes related to government & politics along with world affairs. She provides in-depth coverage of Israel, Hamas, terrorism, hostages, and international relations.
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The most recent poll on the matter, taken before the Lebanon ceasefire was announced, found that 51% of Israelis oppose a ceasefire with Hezbollah and only 29% support it
By: Lahav Harkov
An Israeli diplomatic source told Jewish Insider that Ecuador and Paraguay are expected to join the Isaac Accords
By: Lahav Harkov
Despite the events of recent years, Israel was ranked the eighth-happiest country in the world, according to the World Happiness Index released last month
The appointment of Deek, the country's first Christian ambassador, comes following several controversies in Israel relating to Christians
Bennett will lead the party after having a consistently stronger showing in polls in recent months
By: Lahav Harkov
Judging by polls published by six Hebrew-language media outlets after the merger on Sunday, not much has changed since the announcement that Bennett and Lapid were joining forces
By: Lahav Harkov
Former Israeli Ambassador Akiva Tor: ‘We’ve seen clumsiness by Israel in the past, but I don’t think we’ve seen this level of dysfunction’
By: Lahav Harkov
Israel considers response to Hamas refusal to disarm, while Hezbollah vows to thwart any Israel-Lebanon agreement
By: Lahav Harkov
Gulf allies were surprised by the U.S. effort to help stranded ships leave the Strait of Hormuz, and Riyadh barred U.S. military aircraft from taking off from Prince Sultan Airbase or flying over the country, according to NBC
By: Lahav Harkov
Lebanese-Iraqi writer and analyst Hussain Abdul-Hussain discusses Hezbollah, Lebanon's future and the personal journey that transformed him from an anti-Israel youth into a prominent Arab advocate for normalization and peace with Israel
