Yossi Yehoshua is a journalist at Ynet News. He covers a range of topics including aviation and aerospace, drone technology, military affairs, and counterterrorism, with a particular focus on regional interests in North America and Latin America, as well as security and law enforcement issues. Yossi's work has been featured in various prominent outlets, showcasing his expertise in these critical areas.
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Yossi Yehoshua's coverage primarily focuses on national politics, military intelligence, and cultural aspects of Israel. His articles often feature expert commentary and government announcements.
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By: Itamar Eichner, Yossi Yehoshua
Defense officials say Iran’s missile fire toward Jordan may signal a broader shift as US strikes intensify, while American refueling aircraft continue arriving in Israel and the military maintains heightened readiness
By: Itamar Eichner, Yossi Yehoshua
Trump’s Pickaxe Mountain threat and growing US buildup raise fears of renewed war, even as Qatar and Oman push a 10-day ceasefire
By: Elisha, Ben Kimon, Yossi Yehoshua
Military awaits political approval after Hezbollah targeted an IDF engineering vehicle; Zamir says Israel may advance deeper into Lebanon if needed
By: Elisha, Ben Kimon, Yair Kraus, Yossi Yehoshua
IDF destroys Hezbollah's underground command network near Metula after drone attack, demolishing Beaufort ridge tunnels built over two decades with Iranian funding using 700 tons of explosives
By: Yossi Yehoshua
Opinion: Nearly two decades after dozens of Golani troops walked out following the Second Lebanon War, Givati's Tzabar Battalion has entered a similar crisis: The soldiers crossed a red line, but commanders failed to understand that three years of combat cannot be erased with a single order
By: Yossi Yehoshua
Trump weighs whether a major attack could deliver a quick victory as US embassies urge citizens across the region to prepare to leave
Troops may now strike only immediate threats, while planned assassinations require approval from the IDF chief and political leadership
By: Yossi Yehoshua, Lior Ben Ari
IDF demanded more powerful strikes in Lebanon after accusing Hezbollah of 'blatant' ceasefire violation, but the political echelon prevented the
By: Yossi Yehoshua
Hezbollah violated the ceasefire again, launching an FPV drone at an IDF force in southern Lebanon; No casualties or damage were caused; The IDF
By: Reuven Weiss, Yossi Yehoshua
Col. Yoav Schneider cut short his studies in Canada after Brigade 401 commander Meir Biederman was critically wounded, stepping into a unit scarred by the death and injury of senior commanders; in his first interview, he speaks about surviving Lebanon, losing friends, rebuilding discipline and returning soon to Gaza
