Uri Misgav is a journalist for Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd, focusing on national issues in Israel. His articles often delve into political and social issues, providing critical analysis and commentary on topics such as Israeli leadership, conflicts, and the state of democracy in the country.
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Based on Uri Misgav's articles, it is evident that he focuses predominantly on national politics and government affairs in Israel. He has a strong inclination towards opinion editorials and investment analysis related to legal policy regulations, indicating an interest in insightful commentary and analysis of political events.
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Five years ago, on November 29, 2019, Israel Katz was sent in place of Benjamin Netanyahu to address the United Nations General Assembly.
By: Uri Misgav
Netanyahu had announced he decided to cut his U.S. visit short following the Beirut strike, but his entourage arrived at the airport only after a fancy dinner with the tycoon
By: Uri Misgav
It was heartrending to hear the cries of woe and calls for action by ultra-Orthodox MKs Moshe Gafni and Arye Dery in the face of the distress of those returning from Uman, in the airport allocated to them in Romania.
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The continuing effort of the Netanyahu family and their collaborators to get rid of Defense Minister Yoav Gallant has a much deeper explanation than
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Benjamin Netanyahu fired his defense minister, Yoav Gallant, under the cover of the U.S. election at a time when Israel is mired in a multifront war and awaiting an Iranian attack.
From conversations held recently by ousted Defense Minister Yoav Gallant and senior members of the Israel Defense Forces General Staff, a clear and
By: Uri Misgav
Three older protesters tossed flares into the garden of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's private residence, then unoccupied, in Caesarea.
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