Noa Landau is the Deputy Editor in Chief at Haaretz. She focuses on culture and society, with a particular interest in regional and world news, as well as religious themes, including Christianity and Judaism. 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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After two and a half years of constant war, will it ever be possible to restore to Israeli culture the belief that such a thing as 'peace' is even an option?
By: Noa Landau
When Colette Avital, an octogenarian former Knesset member and Holocaust survivor, was thrown to the ground by police at a peace protest in Tel
Many grotesque moments occurred during the unstatesmanlike ceremonies this week – from the blatant glorification of Benjamin and Sarah Netanyahu
For many years, Benjamin Netanyahu – with the help of a well-oiled machine of organizations, donors and advisers – oversaw the formation of an
By: Noa Landau
It's Easy for Israel's Democratic and Liberal Camp to Oppose Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi's Broadcast Media Bill. This Motley Crew of a Governing Coalit
By: Noa Landau
As long as Bezalel Smotrich remains above the electoral threshold, Netanyahu retains a path to a governing coalition.
By: Noa Landau
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By: Noa Landau
The Israeli opposition failed to seize the moment to start a discussion on the gap between the objectives set for military action and the limitations of power and reality
