Noa Landau is the Deputy Editor in Chief at Haaretz. She covers a wide range of topics including Israel, government and politics, and social issues, with a focus on regional interest and world news spanning North America, APAC, and LATAM. Noa's work has been featured in Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd.
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Noa Landau's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics in Israel, with a strong emphasis on legal policy regulation. She seems to be interested in ongoing political developments, protests, and the democratic landscape within Israel.
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As the war in Gaza has reached the 11-month mark, Israel has turned its eyes to the West Bank, where the scenes of destruction in Tul Karm and Jenin
By: Noa Landau
The leaders of the anti-Netanyahu movement see themselves as a human shield for the military and the establishment against Bibi-ism, so have no interest in voicing opposition to the war in the north
By: Noa Landau
There's no reason to glorify Netanyahu as an undefeated genius. He was defeated once, not so long ago, and it could happen again
By: Noa Landau
We live, supposedly, in a place and time where most of the information that is relevant to our lives is open and accessible.
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Prime minister Netanyahu will try to persuade Israelis that the ICC case isn't against just him, but against all Israelis – while attempting to dismantle commonly agreed upon liberal norms.
By: Noa Landau
In any discussion on government funding of media outlets, whether in the form of public broadcasting or government advertising, there will always
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The Netanyahu narrative, full of false and shocking conspiracy theories, blames protesters against the government's anti-democratic coup attempt for the Oct. 7 massacre.
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