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Yoav Limor

Yoav Limor is a veteran Israeli journalist and columnist for Israel Hayom.

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Israel Hayom
Yoav Limor18.10.2018
Rocket fire in Beersheva is a game-changer
If Israel decides to launch an attack, it could sputter, be protracted, drag on into the winter, and, of course, result in considerable casualties on the front lines and on the home front, and draw criticism due to the public’s natural tendency to lose patience.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav Limor14.10.2018
Gaza: Back to the beginning
Hamas has nothing to lose, and Israel is sick of playing the fool.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav Limor05.10.2018
Israel to Hamas: Don’t test us!
In Gaza and Jerusalem, everyone understands that Hamas is playing with fire. While neither side is interested in armed conflict, things could easily get out of control and start snowballing rapidly.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav Limor20.09.2018
Make no mistake: Russia is mad about jet incident
Israel needs to take rapid action to minimize damage. It is in its strategic interest to keep up offensive actions to the north, mainly in Syria.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav Limor17.09.2018
Israel’s unabating efforts to thwart terror
The reason attacks like the lethal stabbing outside the Gush Etzion shopping mall do not happen every day is because of prevention.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav Limor05.09.2018
In this war, everything goes
The Iranians are still far from reaching their goals, mostly in Syria, and despite their declared intent they have also failed to exact a price from Israel for its overt and covert countermeasures.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav Limor02.09.2018
Global coordination remains vital in curbing Iran ‎
Israel is not the ‎only one threatened by entrenchment efforts. ‎Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are high on Iran’s ‎list of objectives, as are the moderates in Iraq.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav Limor28.08.2018
UNIFIL’s existence still remains in Israel’s interest
Many in Israel believe that the United Nations Interim ‎Force in Lebanon is like the three wise monkeys at ‎the Tosho-gu shrine in Nikko, Japan; it sees no ‎evil, hears no evil and speaks no evil.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav Limor13.08.2018
Israel’s not looking for war, but Gaza is prompting its likeliness
The Israeli public, media and government’s patience with Hamas is wearing ‎thinner with every border skirmish.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav Limor10.08.2018
For Israel, the clock is ticking when it comes to Hamas
It may be that now, too, the formula to quickly calm things down will be found, but this time Israel must ensure the almost daily back-and-forth comes to an end, and that residents of the Gaza periphery region can have their sanity restored.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav Limor07.08.2018
Israel neutralized a real threat at the last minute
The manufacture of missiles in Lebanon, if it begins, would eliminate the need for weapons convoys and would allow Hezbollah to build its capabilities without concern.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav Limor02.08.2018
Hezbollah likely to replace ISIS north of Israel
As the Syrian civil war draws to a close, it is clear that Iran plans to use Hezbollah to do its bidding there.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav Limor27.07.2018
Israel: A tale of two fronts
Israel’s attention is currently split between the Gaza and Syria borders, as tensions on both may erupt unexpectedly
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Israel Hayom
Yoav Limor25.07.2018
The sling fizzled, but better to learn that lesson now
The hard part of this investigation ‎will delve into the operational decision-making process on ‎the ground, which led to the order to launch David’s ‎Sling interceptors for the very first time—only to ‎have them miss their targets. ‎
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Israel Hayom
Yoav Limor15.07.2018
Hamas wary of full-fledged conflict
As violent as the past weekend has been, Hamas and ‎Israel both went to great lengths to contain ‎the situation.
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