Tovah Lazaroff is the Deputy Managing Editor for the Jerusalem Post, focusing on national news in Israel. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including politics, international relations, and current events in the region. Her work has also been featured in NBC News and the Cigalah Group.
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Tovah Lazaroff's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, specifically related to Israel and its relations with neighboring countries. She often covers evolving stories and government announcements related to topics such as Gaza, Netanyahu, Hamas, hostage situations, and the IDF.
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Israel rules out Turkey as a mediator for hostages as Hamas demands a complete end to the Israel-Hamas war.
Lebanon has taken a positive view toward the United States ceasefire proposal between Hezbollah and Israel, which it received last week via the American Ambassador Lisa Johnson, according to a report on the LBCI website.
By: Tovah Lazaroff
“The Senate must pass or bill to protect Americans and our allies from wrongful targeting by the ICC. Standing up for our great ally Israel shouldn't be a partisan issue."
By: Tovah Lazaroff
Israel offers NIS 5M reward and safe passage from Gaza for hostage intelligence, up from NIS 1M.
By: Tovah Lazaroff
Netanyahu pledged that the IDF would continue to target Hezbollah during negotiations.
By: Tovah Lazaroff
US special envoy Amos Hochstein urged Israel, Lebanon, and the Iranian-backed group Hezbollah to seize the present opportunity and agree to a ceasefire that would end the war that has raged since October 8 of last year.
By: Tovah Lazaroff
He reflected on the failed May 31 three-phase deal that never came to fruition, explaining that a new approach was necessary.
By: Tovah Lazaroff
As hostage talks stall, Netanyahu promises rewards for returns and warns hostage captors that Israel will pursue them.
By: Tovah Lazaroff
"Certainly, Turkey is a country that has added influence with Hamas," he added, but he stressed that he did not want to speculate on whether Turkey would become such a mediator.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was blunt about that strategy, telling the Knesset plenum on Monday, that Israel was negotiating under fire.
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