Ravit Hecht is a journalist who writes for Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd and the Mikveh Ladies Association of Rhode Island. Her articles often focus on Israeli politics, including the actions and decisions of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the challenges faced by the Israeli government. She also explores issues related to antisemitism and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Ravit Hecht's coverage is primarily focused on Israeli politics, with a particular emphasis on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and expert commentary. She concentrates heavily on topics such as Netanyahu, Israeli government dynamics, Hamas, and Hezbollah.
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By: Ravit Hecht
The true scale of the damage the prime minister has wrought by firing Gallant will not be measured by the size of protests.
By: Ravit Hecht
Politician say that the goings-on in Netanyahu's bureau are do not affect his popularity and have the added bonus of frustrating the opposition's efforts to focus on the hostages and the draft evasion law
By: Ravit Hecht
Frustrated by his failure to push through the Haredi draft exemption bill and terrified he may have to testify in his ongoing criminal trial, Israel's
By: Ravit Hecht
Apart from one or two brave souls, none of the members of Israeli prime minister's government came out against an agreement that goes against the right-wing spirit and the mood among Netanyahu's supporter base
By: Ravit Hecht
The signatures Minister Karhi is collecting to have the Attorney General fired have created tension between Shas and the Kahanists, while Ben-Gvir's
By: Ravit Hecht
The signatures Minister Karhi is collecting to have the Attorney General fired have created tension between Shas and the Kahanists, while Ben-Gvir's fevered calls for her ousting have only reduced the chances of the move happening. Nonetheless, chaos looms ever closer
By: Ravit Hecht
I'll risk an estimated guess that most Israelis are dying for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's trial to end.
By: Ravit Hecht
Justice Minister Yariv Levin knows he is at a disadvantage on every front. With the coalition reluctant to accept the extreme wording of the Judicial Selection Committee bill, they signal they will not follow him blindly again
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