Noa Landau is diplomatic correspondent for Haaretz. Prior to this, she served as head of the news department and editor of Haaretz English Edition. She is also a member of the newspaper’s editorial board.
Before joining Haaretz, Landau worked as a news reporter and editor for Galei-Tzahal, Channel 10 and Maariv. She was a 2016 fellow at The Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford, where she studied the rise of gag orders in Israel. Got a diplomatic scoop?
Official says Hamas willing to stop 'fire and fence terror' ■ Israeli army announces 'return to routine' ■ Israeli soldier killed by Palestinian snipers ■ Israel strikes dozens of Hamas targets
Israeli army announces 'return to routine' ■ Israeli soldier killed by Palestinian snipers ■ Israel strikes dozens of Hamas targets
To top it all off, Hungary’s Viktor Orban was meanwhile being rapped by the EU for his anti-immigrant policies
The law, which threatens aid workers and human rights advocates working with asylum-seekers with up to a year in prison, was approved by parliament last month along with a set of constitutional amendments
62 lawmakers vote in favor of the bill after a stormy debate ■ Arab lawmakers tossed out after they tear bill in protest, call it 'apartheid law'
Ahead of meeting, Hungarian PM tells Israeli counterpart the countries' close ties are the result of both having patriotic leaders
Viktor Orban earlier met with Prime Minister Netanyahu and visited the Yad Vashem Holocaust Remembrance Center
Opposition lawmakers slam visit, accusing Netanyahu of sabotaging EU and noting that Orbán praised Hungary's WWII-era leader, who collaborated with Nazis
This is the first working arrangement signed between Europol and a non-EU country
'Baseless accusations against me won't stop facts,' Israel's public security minister charges after Haaretz published the contents of the harsh letter Mogherini wrote him, but says he will still visit EU to prove claims
The EU's Federica Mogherini penned a sharp-worded letter to Israel's Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan, accusing him of making 'unfounded and unacceptable' allegations that the organization supports terror
Lawyers for Ebru Özkan, who was jailed for a month, tell Haaretz that military prosecution sent her home and suspended proceedings against her by classifying her as someone who 'could not be located'
Ministers instruct army to continue responding to airborne firebombs ■ Military struck Hamas militants launching incendiary balloons ■ Netanyahu defended the cease-fire with Hamas
'I thanked President Trump for his strong policy against Iran because since this policy has been taken, we have seen a great effect on – and inside – Iran,' Netanyahu said
Key coalition partner opposes cease-fire 'dictated by Hamas' ■ Defense chief: Hamas took a hard hit
Assad has been the world's leading villain for years, but Russia’s involvement changes the picture. Israel wants to protect its security interests - and democratization will wait
Hamas announces cease-fire following international mediation efforts ■ Israeli army says it struck 40 Hamas targets throughout Gaza ■ More than 160 rocket alarm sirens sound in southern Israel ■ 190 rockets fired at Israel, 37 intercepted by Iron Dome
'The respect for human rights and fundamental principles are a key part of the EU-Israel partnership,' EU says
PM slams Emanuele Giaufret for ‘interfering with Israeli legislation,’ but a European diplomat accuses PM of hypocrisy
'Without Assad’s blessing, the flags of Hezbollah and the Iranian Revolutionary Guard would not be on Israel’s front door,' Graham tweets in response to Netanyahu claiming Israel has no problem with Assad