Moran Azulay is a journalist for Ynet News, focusing on national news in Israel. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including political developments, security issues, and international relations. Moran provides in-depth analysis and reporting on current events, offering insights into the complexities of the Israeli landscape.
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Moran Azulay's coverage is heavily focused on Israeli government, politics, and world affairs with a specific emphasis on topics related to Israel, Hamas, Netanyahu, hostages, cease-fire, government policies in the Middle East. The majority of his articles contain announcements and comments from political figures.
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By: Tova Zimuky, Moran Azulay
Lawmakers deliberate dismissal of Baharav-Miara and revival of judicial reforms, facing resistance from Haredi leaders; FM Sa’ar urges caution, while Justice Minister Levin slams Supreme Court for rejecting compromise efforts
Jerusalem is concerned terror activity would spread into Israeli territory following a step up of operations by Palestinian security forces in the West Bank over the past week
Minister of National Security announces that he prayed at the holy site in honor of the Hanukkah holiday, contrary to the status quo; Prime MInister's Office responds that there is'no change in the status quo'; Minister has called for the establishment of a synagogue on the Mount
By: Moran Azulay, Meir Turgeman
Rotem Yaish, a Givati Brigade soldier who served for a year in Gaza and previously awarded a presidential citation for excellence, killed in motorcycle accident while vacationing with his family in Koh Samui
By: Einav Halabi, Sivan Hilaie
The terror group confirmed for the first time that progress had been made in hostage deal talks; first phase to release 33 hostages for a six-week Gaza ceasefire and 1,000 Palestinian prisoners; Lapid offers PM safety net against opposition in government
National Security Minister says he no longer has the deciding votes to compel the prime minister to reject a hostage release deal as he had done before, calls on Smotrich to join his resignation; Netanyahu previously rejected claims of political considerations
Finance minister's hardline Religious Zionist Party weighing future in coalition government following Gaza hostage deal and cease-fire; party members demand guarantees from Netanyahu to resume war
Finance minister's Religious Zionist faction conditionally backs first phase of hostage deal but demands written guarantees from Netanyahu to resume war to destroy Hamas and secure all hostages; faction warns support hinges on commitments before approval
By: Itamar Eichner, Moran Azulay
It is the first time the party has published an official statement on the deal; Claims it will allow Israel to 'maintain full control of the Philadelphi Corridor and the security buffer that surrounds the entire Gaza Strip'
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