Moran Azulay is a journalist at Ynet News. She covers a broad range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and security policy, with a particular focus on general assignment news and regional interest in LATAM. Moran's insightful reporting has been featured in various platforms, highlighting her expertise in government and political affairs.
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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: Amir Ettinger, Moran Azulay, Shilo Freid
Haredi parties tell Netanyahu they will not advance the conscription bill, leaving Shas and Degel HaTorah split over the election date as the prime minister tries to buy more time on security and diplomatic fronts
Attempt to put pressure on Netanyahu: Currently there are not 61 Knesset lawmakers who will vote in favor of replacing the government and appointing another prime minister from within the Knesset; Opposition prepared to vote for any alternative PM
Yesh Atid lawmaker Boaz Toporovsky announced that he is retiring from political life. In a statement about his retirement, he wrote: "After more than 20 years of public service, during which I had the privilege of serving in a series of positions, from chairman of the National Union of Israeli Students to chairman of the Yesh Atid faction and coalition chairman during the change government, I have decided that the time has come to take a break from political life and open a new chapter." Yesh Atid Chairman Yair Lapid responded, writing that "Boaz is one of the founders of Yesh Atid, my friend and will continue to be a member of our extended family."
By: Moran Azulay
Former prime minister tells ynet forum that he would not put draft dodgers in prison, but would withhold public funds; Calls on Eisenkot to to join a united political framework under him: 'only way to win is united bloc headed by right-wing figure'
As PM pushes for an October vote, Haredi parties are using the coalition’s final stretch to demand daycare, Torah study and religious services bills after losing the draft exemption fight
After Hezbollah fired at northern communities, for the first time since the "new ceasefire" was declared, Finance Minister and Cabinet member Bezalel Smotrich wrote on X: "Dahiyeh!" Last week, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said after a phone call with U.S. President Donald Trump that "if Hezbollah does not stop attacking our cities and citizens, Israel will strike terror targets in Beirut."
By: Moran Azulay
The Likud launched a campaign against Yesh Atid's Gadi Eisenkot, headlined 'Gadi Eisenkot has no way to form a government without the Arabs.' The edited video compiled past statements by lawmakers Ahmad Tibi, Ayman Odeh and Mansour Abbas. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared the video on his X account. Eisenkot responded: 'Enough with incitement videos and hiding behind a suspect accused of deliberately harming state security. You are more hysterical than I saw you on October 11, 2023.' He added: 'Forget videos, set a date and place. Come to a public debate, let's answer the public's questions.'
By: Moran Azulay
Ex-IDF chief says Netanyahu 'knows he is responsible' for Oct. 7, has broken Israel’s security principles and 'will lose,' casting himself as the prime minister’s main challenger
By: Moran Azulay
Opposition leader Yair Lapid has not received a legally required security briefing from the prime minister since April 15; Despite repeated requests amid concerns over a potential US-Iran deal, the Prime Minister's Office has yet to schedule a meeting
By: Moran Azulay
Communications advisor and former chairman of the Hostage Families Headquarters, Ronen Tzur, announced this evening at a conference in Tel Aviv that he will run in the Democratic primaries. Tzur also served as Benny Gantz's advisor in 2019. In announcing his candidacy, he said: 'I know how to beat them. I know how to defeat them. I know how to answer them in their own language. I know all the tricks and tactics, they are afraid of me and therefore I will run and ask for your trust.'
