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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: Liza Rozovsky, Rawan Suleiman
The IDF said it struck weapons storage facilities and a command center following the killing of two IDF soldiers by an explosive device. Meanwhile, the third day of talks in Rome concluded, with reportedly no progress on pilot zones
By: Liza Rozovsky
The importance of the agreement between Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan may be economic-political rather than military. Sources in Jerusalem see the new axis as having potential for regional stability, and at the same time identify a threat in the strengthening of Istanbul
By: Liza Rozovsky
Previous plans for construction in the highly contested area were delayed multiple times after drawing condemnations and warnings from multiple countries
By: Liza Rozovsky
Israel recently issued a tender for the construction of about 1,200 housing units in E1, a strategically contested area in the West Bank. The tender is part of a plan approved last year for 3,401 housing units in the area
By: Liza Rozovsky
Liza Rozovsky (via Haaretz.com) Israel recently issued a tender for the construction of about 1,200 housing units in E1, a strategically contested area in the West Bank.
By: Liza Rozovsky
Israel's foreign minister Britain of damaging ties with Israel and fueling antisemitism after the U.K. condemned plans for 1,200 homes in the highly contentious E1 area in the West Bank
By: Yaniv Kubovich, Jonathan Lis, Liza Rozovsky
On Saturday, Defense Minister Israel Katz said Israel warned Syria before bombing Abu al-Duhur airbase over intelligence reports about Turkey's 'intention' to carry out activities that would 'endanger Israel's security'
By: Liza Rozovsky
Israeli building in E1 – condemned by over 30 countries across the globe, including many close allies of Jerusalem – is regarded as a tenable threat to the eventual establishment of a future Palestinian state because it will bisect the West Bank
By: Liza Rozovsky
President al-Sharaa hailed Trump's 'historic decision' amid an increase in hostilities between Israel and Syria. Turkey called on the international community to unite around a prosperous Syria and 'put an end to aggressive actions that jeopardise this vision'
By: Noa Shpigel, Liza Rozovsky
Israeli politicians from across the political spectrum denounced Tzvi Succot's breaking of the monument, but far-right Heritage Minister 'welcomed' the assault. Netanyahu said Succot's action 'prevents the IDF from focusing on its missions against terrorism and incitement'
