Sami Peretz is an editor at Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd. He focuses on themes such as security and law enforcement, public security, and regional interest and world news, with a particular interest in drone technology. Sami's work has also been featured in the Mikveh Ladies Association of Rhode Island.
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Sami Peretz's coverage focuses primarily on legal policy regulation and government announcement, with a strong emphasis on Israeli democracy and politics. His articles delve into topics such as Likud voters, Netanyahu's political actions, and the state of Israeli democracy.
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By: Sami Peretz
Israel Katz heads the Defense Ministry during one of Israel's most critical periods, with three active fronts. Instead of confronting those challenges, he has embraced populism that disparages the IDF while defending Haredi draft dodgers
By: Sami Peretz
The prime minister has asked that the funds be added to a planned $117 billion addition to Israel's defense spending over the next 13 years, after it had already received repeated boosts since war broke out on October 7, 2023
By: Sami Peretz
Sami Peretz (via Haaretz.com) The prime minister has asked that the funds be added to a planned $117 billion addition to Israel's defense spending
By: Sami Peretz
Under the government's draft decision, about $283 million will be diverted, while the Defense Ministry is seeking a total of about $330 million for classified defense procurement
By: Sami Peretz
Israel Katz may no longer have to devote so much time to Likud politics, but that will only give him more time to use the army to improve the party's standing during the election campaign
By: Sami Peretz
Israel Katz may no longer have to devote so much time to Likud politics, but that will only give him more time to use the army to improve the party's standing during the election campaign
By: Sami Peretz
'Don't worry about money,' IDF officers were told in the weeks after October 7. Since then, the war has amounted to the longest and priciest in Israel's history ■ In the first installment of a series of articles, we spoke to dozens of sources to explore the question: Who will foot the bill, and when?
By: Sami Peretz
Likud never objected when ultra-Orthodox groups brought planes full of voters here. But an airlift of voters who seek to prevent Israel's continued deterioration worries them
By: Sami Peretz
Likud never objected when ultra-Orthodox groups brought planes full of voters here. But an airlift of voters who seek to prevent Israel's continued deterioration worries them
By: Sami Peretz
Likud never objected when ultra-Orthodox groups brought planes full of voters here. But an airlift of voters who seek to prevent Israel's continued
