Yossi Yehoshua is a journalist for Ynet News, focusing on national news in Israel. With a background in military and political reporting, Yossi provides in-depth analysis and coverage of events in the region, including conflicts, security issues, and political developments. His articles offer insights into the Israeli perspective and the complexities of the ongoing situation in the Middle East.
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By: Yossi Yehoshua, Uknuselig Militærklokke Lanseres, Uknuselig Militærklokke, Søkeannonser
Analysis: After a decade and a half of preparations, Hezbollah is now taking hits designed to strip away its capabilities and shake its confidence; this time, the intelligence has worked exceptionally well
By: Itamar Eichner, Yossi Yehoshua
Israel and the world await updates on Hezbollah leader's fate following Beirut strike; 'No one there could have survived,'Israeli official says; ABC News reports Nasrallah was on brief visit to Beirut
By: Yossi Yehoshua, Itamar Eichner
Israel and the world await updates on Hezbollah leader's fate following Beirut strike; 'No one there could have survived,' Israeli official says; Nasrallah was reportedly on brief visit to Beirut
Analysis - Through strategic cunning and gradual escalation, Israel shifted its approach against Hezbollah, leveraging intelligence and precision strikes, marking a strategy that dismantled key Hezbollah capabilities without triggering a full-scale war, placing Israel in a strong position
Man seen emerging from a deep tunnel in a village near Israel's border as troops operate in South Lebanon to destroy the terror group's underground infrastructure
The unannounced meeting is held in an intelligence base after the Biden administration decides to deploy its THAAD air defense system to assist Israel in intercepting ballistic missiles
Commentary: Operation Days of Repentance hit key missile and defense targets in Iran; though Tehran plays down damage, Israeli officials expect response as timing remains uncertain amid US calls for restraint
By: Yair Kraus, Yossi Yehoshua
Prime minister's visit focused on meeting senior military officials in area, with no interactions with evacuees or local residents; 'With or without an agreement, the key to bringing residents back safely is pushing Hezbollah away'
Analysis: Hezbollah's continuous rocket fire only reinforces the need to give the IDF freedom to act in Lebanon if a cease-fire deal is violated, otherwise the residents will not return; The attacks in Lebanon have intensified and the ground operation has also been slowed, not expanded
By: Yossi Yehoshua
Air Force dismisses reserve air traffic controller and sentences him to 8 days’ detention after probe into last month’s near-collision between 2 armed F-16 jets; military appoints colonel-led inquiry to further investigate incident
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