Michael Hauser Tov is a journalist who writes for Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd and the Mikveh Ladies Association of Rhode Island. His articles primarily focus on Israeli politics, including conflicts, clashes between political figures, and international relations. He also covers topics related to human rights and social justice issues in Israel.
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Michael Hauser Tov's coverage predominantly focuses on Israeli politics and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with a significant emphasis on legal, regulatory, and government announcements. If reaching out to him, consider providing insights or analysis related to evolving political stories in Israel or developments in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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By: Michael Hauser Tov
Sa'ar, who was named to replace Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, will join the security cabinet.
By: Michael Hauser
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By: Michael Hauser Tov
The Six-Day War is remembered by all as a resounding victory. Were he still alive, it's possible that then-Prime Minister Levy Eshkol would use the term "total victory."
By: Michael Hauser Tov
The agreement to bring the party into the government stipulates that chair Zeev Elkin and Gideon Sa'ar will serve as members of the security cabinet.
By: Michael Hauser Tov
The Police investigation focuses on changes allegedly made to minutes of meetings held early in the war between Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his former military secretary.
By: Michael Hauser Tov
Jonatan Urich, an outside adviser to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is considered to be influential on the PM's media policies ■ On
By: Michael Hauser Tov
The bill would alter the method of selecting Israel's judges, and top officials say it could see final approval within days
By: Michael Hauser Tov
Netanyahu's office asked Israel's Shin Bet security agency to say that for security reasons, the PM couldn't spend long periods of time in locations where his presence will be public knowledge well ahead of time
By: Michael Hauser Tov
Coalition officials say that despite aggressive declarations, Prime Minister Netanyahu is in no hurry to fire Attorney General Baharav-Miara, because of the difficulties involved.
By: Michael Hauser Tov
Coalition officials say that despite aggressive declarations, Prime Minister Netanyahu is in no hurry to fire Attorney General Baharav-Miara, because of the difficulties involved. Conversely, pressure is growing around the PM to fire the Shin Bet Director, who Netanyahu can easily oust
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