Michael Horovitz is a Breaking News Editor for The Times of Israel. With a focus on the Middle East, Michael covers a range of topics including politics, conflict, and regional developments. His articles provide timely and in-depth analysis of current events in the region.
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Michael Horovitz's coverage predominantly focuses on evolving stories and breaking news in the Middle East, particularly related to government & politics, as well as crime. His articles cover a range of topics including the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Gaza, hostages, and terrorism.
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By: Elana Kirsh, Michael Horovitz
In new memoir, Johnson says listening device was found in routine sweep of ‘secret annex' bathroom where PM ‘repaired for a while' during foreign office meeting
By: Elana Kirsh, Michael Horovitz
WASHINGTON – The United States does not believe Israel has decided how to respond to Iran's attack, including whether to hit its oil facilities, a
By: Elana Kirsh, Michael Horovitz
By Emanuel Fabian 4 October 2024, 12:47 am The head of a Hamas terror network in Tulkarem, along with several other operatives, were
By: Elana Kirsh, Michael Horovitz
Paris stresses its ‘full support for and confidence' in Antonio Guterres, who drew Israeli fire for failing to specifically condemn Iran's missile attack in initial response
By: Elana Kirsh, Michael Horovitz
IDF, Shin Bet say several other terror operatives also killed in rare West Bank attack using fighter jet * Israeli strikes reported in Beirut's southern suburbs, near airport
By: Elana Kirsh, Michael Horovitz
Israel said closely coordinating with US on response to Iranian missile attack, expected in coming days; oil prices jump, Gulf states wary Iran will retaliate on their oil sites
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US seeks to maintain balance of backing Israel's right to respond to Iranian attacks while avoiding regional escalation; Herzog hails US support while PM seems to downplay it
By: Michael Horovitz, Elana Kirsh
Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei opens a Hebrew-language account on X following Israel's airstrikes on the country.
By: Michael Horovitz, Elana Kirsh
Iran's nuclear facilities were not damaged during Israel's overnight airstrikes, the head of the International Atomic Energy Agency writes on X.
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