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: Moran Azulay
Yuli Edelstein discusses the potential dissolution of the Knesset amid ongoing conflicts, emphasizes need for conscription law, highlights importance of broad coalition, and touches on his relationship with Netanyahu; 'A state commission of inquiry will be established'
Multiple delegations are negotiating in Rome, hoping to finally iron out a hostage return deal all sides can agree on, but in the wake of Hezbollah's brutal attack on Majdal Shams and Netanyahu's revised set of demands, there's a sense of pessimism in the air
By: Itamar Eichner
President appeals to the prime minister amid harsh disagreements on official event and calls on him to hold it respectfully and without political symbols
Netanyahu and Shin Bet chief give opposing stories on prior warning before the Hamas Massacre, fearing pending public inquiry into October 7 failures; Differing statements create media frenzy
By: Moran Azulay
Both Hamas and the mediator, Egypt, are opposed to Israeli control of Philadelphi, but some compromise could be found that will allow each side to say that its position has been accepted; At the same time, the majority of the Israeli public is still opposed to a withdrawal that would 'harm the sense of security,' another official says
By: Gilad Morag, Tova Zimuky, Moran Azulay
Supreme Court has been without a president for a year; Yariv Levin responds by casting doubt on the legitimacy of the next president, who has yet to be chosen
Veteran lawmaker assigned minister without portfolio, will be included in inner circle of war consultations and serve as member of Security Cabinet
Finance minister makes remarks during event near Gaza border, titled 'Practical Preparations for Settling Gaza,'attended by Likud Knesset members and ministers
The uncovering of a serious espionage case linked to Iran has sparked debates over the appropriate punishment for spies, with some lawmakers urging the consideration of capital punishment
Ministers pass new budget marked at NIS 607.4 billion in a 23-7 majority vote following hours of intense discussions; opposition criticizes budget as selective and harmful
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