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Yaakov Katz

Reporter · GB

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 1, 2026
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Top 500K sites
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Jul 7, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Yaakov Katz

    Netanyahu just condemned settler violence – now what will he do about it? - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)

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    Election seasons have a way of taking over everything in Israel. A security dispute with Turkey over the possible deployment of weapons systems in Syria is no longer just a security dispute. One side argues that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is acting responsibly, trying to prevent an adversarial regional power from establishing a military foothold near Israel’s borders. The other side claims that Netanyahu is exaggerating the threat, manufacturing tension because fear helps him politically

  2. Article · Aug 11, 2026 · Yaakov Katz

    Most in the West will not get it, but Netanyahu’s rejection of the Trump plan is nothing to do with left or right - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)

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    About two weeks ago, at a meeting of the security cabinet, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu convinced his ministers to vote in favour of the Board of Peace plan for the disarmament of Hamas. It was hardly an enthusiastic endorsement. The plan was controversial from the start, and even ministers who voted for it did so with a lot of scepticism over whether Hamas would ever actually fulfil its commitments to disarm. Nevertheless, the cabinet approved it, Israel appeared ready to move forward, and

  3. Article · Jul 7, 2026 · Yaakov Katz

    Netanyahu’s Torah study law is really about keeping the Charedi close - The Jewish Chronicle (opens the original)

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    Negotiations between the United States and Iran over a new nuclear deal continue. Hamas remains armed in Gaza, Hezbollah is rebuilding in Lebanon and the IDF is still operating on multiple fronts while warning of growing manpower shortages. Yet none of that seems to bother the Knesset. Instead, Israel's politicians have shifted into full campaign mode. With elections expected in October, the coalition is increasingly focused not on the strategic challenges facing the country but on positioning i

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