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Yoav Limor

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

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Yoav LimorNovember 21, 2021
A spectacular security failure
The fact that convicted felon Omri Goren was hired as a cleaner in the home of Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz is nothing short of mind-boggling.
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Yoav LimorOctober 19, 2021
Iran is cozying up to moderate states, and Israel is worried
Recent developments signify not only the Iranians' growing confidence, but also their realization that the U.S. exit from the Middle East has left them a major opening.
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Yoav LimorOctober 5, 2021
The harsh reality of the Ron Arad case
The State of Israel has truly done, and is still doing, everything in its power to find Arad. Sometimes, everything still isn’t enough.
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Yoav LimorSeptember 9, 2021
Time for Israel to take back control of its prisons
The autonomy enjoyed by the Palestinian security prisoners is an abysmal anomaly.
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Yoav LimorSeptember 2, 2021
The new Shin Bet chief has his work cut out for him
R. may not be a stranger to the complex challenges facing the Israel Security Agency, but as of Tuesday, the responsibility for all of them rests on his shoulders.
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Yoav LimorAugust 8, 2021
Hezbollah has not been deterred
By failing to respond to attacks, Israel is ensuring it is perceived as hesitant and weak. Instead of lowering the flames, our inaction will lead our enemies to turn it up.
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Yoav LimorJuly 12, 2021
Is Nasrallah losing control of his people?
Israel needs to determine whether the Hezbollah leader’s iron grip over his people has slackened. If this is the case, it’s bad news.
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Yoav LimorFebruary 28, 2021
Iranian attack provides Israel leverage
The attack last week on an Israeli-owned vessel in the Gulf of Oman, likely carried out by the IRGC, represents a significant political opportunity for Jerusalem.
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Yoav LimorFebruary 24, 2021
The dispute on how to handle Iran could cost us
Not only do the U.S. and Israel not see eye to eye on Iran—Israel's political and military experts can't agree among themselves, and election rivalries are just making things worse.
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Yoav LimorFebruary 10, 2021
The IDF thinks Iran should sweat, not the US
Reading between the lines, the IDF Military Intelligence Directorate’s 2021 annual report makes clear that the path to Iran runs through Washington.
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Yoav LimorFebruary 4, 2021
The IDF is setting a dangerous precedent
Hezbollah's attempt to down an Israeli drone was not the first such incident. The terrorist group continues to challenge Israel, and the Israeli military needs to send it a stern message.
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Yoav LimorJanuary 31, 2021
Israel’s primary goal: Expose Iran’s true colors
As the U.S. appears poised to re-enter nuclear talks with the regime in Tehran, Israel has a vested interest in proving Iran is behind the New Delhi bombing.
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Yoav LimorJanuary 27, 2021
IDF chief’s message to Biden: If necessary, Israel will act alone
Lt. Gen. Aviv Kochavi’s speech was intended for both Washington and Tehran, but also for Jerusalem; the IDF needs a massive budget infusion for its plans.
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Yoav LimorJanuary 21, 2021
The battle against the bomb
Israeli experts can’t agree on how far Iran is from achieving a nuclear weapon, but researchers, politicians and military officials all recognize the need to have a reliable military option ready.
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Yoav LimorJanuary 5, 2021
Forming a united front against destabilizing forces in the Middle East
Unlike the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, this time around Israel will no longer be standing alone—its new friends in the Gulf will stand with it.
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