Noa Shpigel is a correspondent for Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd, focusing on national news in Israel. She covers a wide range of topics, including politics, security, and social issues. Noa is dedicated to providing accurate and comprehensive reporting on the events and issues that shape Israeli society.
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Noa's coverage is heavily focused on Israeli politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulations. She primarily covers topics related to Israeli lawmakers, Gaza, Jewish settlements, genocide charges, hostages, gun licenses among others.
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By: Noa Shpigel
Several complaints were filed against Hadash-Ta'al lawmaker Ofer Cassif, mainly for his signing of a petition calling to indict Israel at the International Court of Justice. The committee ruled that he may vote, but may not participate in debates
By: Noa Shpigel
As Israel marks the official memorial day for former Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, Labor MK Naama Lazimi was told she is in violation of Knesset rules.
By: Noa Shpigel
The bill would abolish an existing Jordanian law and allow anyone to purchase real estate in the West Bank.
By: Noa Shpigel
After Israel's police force and security service described the incident at Netanyahu's house as a 'dangerous escalation,' Justice Minister Yariv
By: Noa Shpigel
Meirav Gilboa-Dalal, whose son was kidnapped on October 7, says that she remains optimistic because she has 'no other choice': 'My son will come home. He has to'
By: Noa Shpigel
Opposition leader Lapid said communications minister Karhi 'openly inciting to murder' of Israel's attorney general, after Karhi wrote: 'If someone is coming to kill you – fire them first'
By: Noa Shpigel
Opposition leader Lapid said communications minister Karhi 'openly inciting to murder'of Israel's attorney general, after Karhi wrote: 'If someone is coming to kill you – fire them first'
By: Noa Shpigel
National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir claims that a prosecutor working under Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara attempted to dig up incriminating
By: Noa Shpigel
The bill would set up a new alternative intelligence department whose leader would be appointed by the prime minister
By: Noa Shpigel
Former defense minister, recently fired by Prime Minister Netanyahu, warned that 'the price in blood will be paid by IDF soldiers and the state'
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