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Yoav Limor

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

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Yoav LimorSeptember 7, 2022
The IDF’s laughable attempt to rewrite history on Syria
Despite what it would have you believe, the Israeli military’s intelligence analysts put the Syrian nuclear issue on the back burner until the nuclear reactor was discovered almost by happenstance.
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Yoav LimorAugust 17, 2022
The IDF has to answer some tough questions
The tragic death of Staff Sgt. Natan Fitoussi should result in an immediate effort to remind soldiers of what the proper procedures are.
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Yoav LimorIsrael HayomAugust 9, 2022
A victory for Israel … and Hamas?
With the Palestinian Islamic Jihad reeling from the assassination of its leaders, Hamas has an opportunity to reshape the balance of power in the Gaza Strip.
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Yoav LimorIsrael HayomAugust 8, 2022
‘Operation Breaking Dawn’ proved a blowout
The fight between Israel and Islamic Jihad ended in a clean knockout, whether Islamic Jihad can get up and how fast is to be determined.
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Yoav LimorAugust 7, 2022
Make Islamic Jihad despair
While it has enjoyed successes so far, Israel’s main goal in “Operation Breaking Dawn” remains to end hostilities as soon as possible.
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Yoav LimorIsrael HayomAugust 3, 2022
From Israel’s perspective, Palestinian terror is one front
If a large attack emanates from Judea and Samaria, the terrorist headquarters in Gaza will not be immune from a response.
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Yoav LimorIsrael HayomJuly 26, 2022
Counter-terror is working in Judea and Samaria, but what comes next?
The IDF is effectively containing terror for now, but Israel is preparing for the day after Abbas dies.
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Yoav LimorIsrael HayomJuly 17, 2022
The Saudis see Israel as key to regional stability
Despite reports of a frosty meeting between Biden and the crown prince, relations are improving behind the scenes.
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Yoav LimorIsrael HayomJuly 14, 2022
Biden doesn’t work for Israel, he works with it
The voices that dismissed the president’s visit to Israel as a “layover” en route to Saudi Arabia were wrong.
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Yoav LimorIsrael HayomJuly 3, 2022
An anxious Iran is growing desperate
The regime is scrambling to build up Syria's air defense capabilities in order to disrupt the Israeli Air Force’s repeated attacks.
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Yoav LimorJune 26, 2022
Iran’s terrorism in Turkey exposes certain truths
Israeli officials say the intelligence and operational cooperation with the Turks was the best thing to emerge from the entire event.
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Yoav LimorIsrael HayomJune 19, 2022
There’s now a bullseye on the back of the man threatening Israelis in Turkey
The head of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guards intelligence unit should be looking over his shoulder.
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Yoav LimorIsrael HayomJune 14, 2022
Israel’s Military Intelligence Directorate’s next big challenge
A scandal reaffirms the urgent need for the IDF to reexamine how soldiers in its intelligence units use social media.
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Yoav LimorJune 12, 2022
Damascus airport strike reflects a shift in Israeli policy
Israel hopes to lead Assad to the conclusion that he will pay a higher price for the Iranians’ continued activity in his country than he will for confronting them.
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Yoav LimorIsrael HayomMay 23, 2022
All options are now on the table in the campaign against Iran
If Israel did order the hit on IRGC Col. Hassan Sayyad Khodaei, it means Jerusalem means to make Tehran pay for its actions.
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