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Liza Rozovsky's coverage indicates a strong focus on government and politics, world affairs, and culture & society. She covers evolving stories and breaking news extensively.
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By: Jack Khoury, Liza Rozovsky
The two main stumbling blocks in the Egypt-mediated talks are Hamas' obligations to pay Gaza's civil servants and the group's disarmament. Palestinian sources say the first issue appears solvable, but no solution is in sight for the second as long as Israel remains in Gaza
By: Liza Rozovsky, Jonathan Lis, Ben Samuels
'One of Israel's Greatest Friends' Sen. Lindsey Graham, who passed away at the age of 71, was a known Iran hawk and supporter of the Netanyahu government, 'understood that the security of Israel and America are inseparable,' the PM wrote
By: Liza Rozovsky, Josh Breiner, Matan Golan
Six countries overall have imposed sanctions on the organization after determining that it was involved in outposts linked to violence against Palestinians. The government funds will be used for 'risk reduction' among West Bank youth
By: Liza Rozovsky, Etan Nechin, Rawan Suleiman
The sixth round of U.S.-mediated negotiations comes as Lebanon insists Israel withdraw from two planned pilot zones before further progress, while Israel says no pullout is imminent
By: Liza Rozovsky
Antisemitic incidents in the U.K. reached 3,700 in 2025, the second-highest annual figure on record after 2023, according to the Community Security Trust.
By: Liza Rozovsky
Although EU sources say Israel has approved major reconstruction projects in Gaza, the Foreign Ministry said the projects are not reconstruction-related, but 'humanitarian' in nature
By: Liza Rozovsky, Ben Samuels
Rubio vowed to 'systematically disable' the International Criminal Court's ability to operate and to issue travel bans, increased sanctions and visa revocations for ICC personnel and affiliated organizations, urging other countries to join them
By: Liza Rozovsky
The State Department described the first day of U.S.-mediated negotiations as productive and said both sides were eager to move forward, while Israel's foreign minister expressed commitment to withdrawing from two pilot zones in southern Lebanon
By: Jonathan Lis, Liza Rozovsky
Netanyahu's aides viewed the funeral as an opportunity to schedule an anticipated meeting with Trump. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun is also expected to travel to the United States next week for a meeting with Trump, but said he would leave the room should Netanyahu enter
By: Liza Rozovsky
U.S. official says sides will move to technical talks after Rome meeting, with Israel and Lebanon seeking to implement June framework deal. Israeli envoy Yechiel Leiter said withdrawal would depend on whether Hezbollah is removed from the area and Lebanese forces can take control
