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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 LimorMarch 26, 2019
Israel must see tangible gains in this round with Hamas
It cannot let rockets or the repeated harassment of border communities with airborne incendiary devices go unpunished.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav LimorFebruary 18, 2019
A veteran general for the ground forces
Alongside the good choice of Maj. Gen. Yoel Strick as head of the ground forces, some of Kochavi’s other appointments are creating discomfort, as the general staff becomes increasingly cliquish.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav LimorFebruary 14, 2019
Unending Hamas terror via all types of recruitment
Ever since “Operation Defensive Shield” in 2002, Hamas has struggled to rehabilitate its military infrastructure in Judea and Samaria.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav LimorFebruary 10, 2019
At lightning speed
The killer was located quickly, the result of the forensic findings in the field and the Shin Bet’s technological and operational abilities.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav LimorJanuary 21, 2019
Iran and Israel are on a collision course
The latest tit-for-tat suggests that Iran is no longer going to remain passive to Israeli action. And it’s safe to assume that the recent escalation is not over yet.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav LimorJanuary 13, 2019
A full plate awaits incoming IDF Chief of Staff Kochavi
An airstrike in Damascus on Friday, which has already been attributed to Israel, apparently targeted the logistics center Iran operates at Damascus International Airport - a separate and secured loading dock, where Iran does as it pleases.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav LimorJanuary 6, 2019
The fight for the combat units ‎
The latest survey held by the Israel Defense Forces shows a very troubling decline in Israeli youth's motivation to join combat units, as only 64 percent say they would be willing to do so.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav LimorDecember 31, 2018
The uncertainty to come in the Middle East
Logic does not always prevail ‎in the Middle East, especially as the region lies under the menacing ‎specter of Iran, which is trying to increase its ‎influence.‎
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Israel Hayom
Yoav LimorDecember 27, 2018
Israel has no choice but to operate in Syria
This is a struggle between the superpowers in which ‎Israel is merely a pawn and one where no punches, ‎even half-truths, are pulled.‎
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Israel Hayom
Yoav LimorDecember 19, 2018
No more tunnel vision about Hezbollah
Israel has presented one proof after another, including concrete intelligence, that Hezbollah is lying, but its cries that the emperor has no clothes are met with total indifference.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav LimorDecember 15, 2018
Some calm to avoid an unwanted storm
Past experience indicates that Israel can stymie a wave of terror with a calculated operational and intelligence-gathering effort. But it will have to tread wisely, and mostly softly.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav LimorDecember 11, 2018
A painful reminder in the form of terror
Every few weeks, the Israeli public receives a painful reminder that the most violent, deadly and complex sector is not the Gaza Strip or Lebanon, but Judea and Samaria.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav LimorDecember 9, 2018
Fog of war can’t conceal Hezbollah’s plotting
A second tunnel discovered under the Israel-Lebanon border, and a border clash between IDF troops and Hezbollah operatives, prove the threat on the northern frontier is very real.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav LimorDecember 6, 2018
Israel faces complex decisions on Lebanon
The tunnel in question was supposed to allow ‎Hezbollah to realize Hassan Nasrallah's pledge to “liberate the ‎Galilee.”
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Israel Hayom
Yoav LimorDecember 5, 2018
Israel’s escalating Lebanese conundrum
The real ‎objective of “Operation Northern Shield” is meant for the ‎international community. The Israeli message is ‎clear: Hezbollah violated U.N. Resolution 1701 ‎‎and ‎breached Israeli sovereignty, and its actions may bring a war ‎to the region.‎
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