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Yoav Limor

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

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Yoav LimorSeptember 8, 2019
The new terrorist threat on Israel’s borders
Neither Israel nor Hamas are looking for a war, but Palestinian Islamic Jihad, at the behest of its Iranian master, is weaponizing drones to destabilize the situation. Does the IDF have an answer?
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Yoav LimorIsrael HayomAugust 18, 2019
Hamas is playing with fire on two fronts
Recent terrorist attacks in Judea and Samaria can be tied to Hamas's efforts to fan the flames, but the Palestinian street in Gaza is still largely apathetic; Israel must choose its responses wisely.
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Yoav LimorIsrael HayomAugust 7, 2019
Israeli supremacy in Gulf’s shadow war
The Jewish state has become the world's No. 1 expert on Iran, but with respect to the U.S.-led mission to protect vessels in Strait of Hormuz, it should restrict itself to providing intelligence support.
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Yoav LimorIsrael HayomJuly 25, 2019
Iran fuels friction in the Golan Heights
Despite Hezbollah’s attempt to establish itself in the Syrian Golan and the preemptive attacks attributed to Israel, both sides are wary of escalating the situation.
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Yoav LimorIsrael HayomJuly 8, 2019
The delicate dance of mutual deterrence
Five years after “Operation Protective Edge,” the current assessment in Israel is that Hamas is deterred. Regardless, the next round of fighting is almost inevitable, and won’t resemble its predecessors.
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Yoav LimorIsrael HayomJune 23, 2019
Under siege, Iran reverts to its old tricks
Now that its hopes of rescue by the Europeans have been dashed, Tehran has opted for the familiar path: terrorism.
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Yoav LimorIsrael HayomJune 13, 2019
Hezbollah is sweating bullets
The Lebanon-based Shi'ite terrorist group is under increasing pressure from all sides, and the anxiety of its leader Hassan Nasrallah is becoming increasingly palpable.
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Yoav LimorIsrael HayomJune 3, 2019
Someone in Syria wants to challenge Israel
Israel has yet to determine who was behind the most recent rocket attack from Syria, but multiple actors could have an interest in changing the rules of the game.
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Yoav LimorIsrael HayomMay 30, 2019
Hezbollah may be down, but it’s not out
Hezbollah is reeling from its Syrian losses and Israel’s exposure of its tunnels, but it hasn’t forgotten its main goal: to attack Israel.
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Yoav LimorIsrael HayomMay 20, 2019
American military aid goes beyond the money
The United States has received a return on its investment: Israel is a stable and democratic forward base of operations in a fragile and volatile region.
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Yoav LimorMay 5, 2019
Gaza’s terrorists are looking for trouble
Israel has warned Hamas that a decision to avoid reining in Palestinian Islamic Jihad will lead to a greater conflagration. While the message may have been received, it has yet to be implemented on the ground.
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Yoav LimorApril 23, 2019
Islamist terror is alive and kicking
Take a look at what just happened in Sri Lanka. Those who thought the defeat of the Islamic State would mean the defeat of terrorism were very, very wrong.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav LimorApril 15, 2019
Muted response to Israeli action in Syria might spell bad news for Iran
The sense in Israel is that a window of opportunity now exists for pushing Iran out of Syria, or at least significantly minimizing its activities there.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav LimorApril 4, 2019
No stone left unturned …
There are very few countries in the world, if any, who after 37 years would continue searching for their missing soldiers, let alone jeopardize intelligence assets in the process.
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Israel Hayom
Yoav LimorMarch 28, 2019
If you cross the line, we’ll cross the line
If a diplomatic formula can’t be found, developments on the ground will do the talking.
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