Noa Landau is the Deputy Editor in Chief at Haaretz. She covers a wide range of topics, including Israel, social issues, and protests, with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in 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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By: Noa Landau
The ICJ demonstrated last Friday that it does not deny Israel's right to defend itself, but demands that combat in Gaza observe international law.
By: Noa Landau
While more bodies of Israeli hostages are being discovered, Netanyahu seeks to garner support not just for American weapons, but for everlasting Israeli control over the Gaza Strip
Among all the surrealistic news headlines that have flooded our smartphone screen over the past miserable week, one trivial item from the Ynet news
By: Noa Landau
Thwarting the Hezbollah attack from the north is a tactical achievement for Israel, but every previous regional escalation has ended thanks to diplomacy, not arms.
By: Noa Landau
Netanyahu's shocking populist equation – the lives of the surviving hostages or Israel's national security, achieved through neverending war – is completely false.
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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