Noa Landau
Noa Landau is a Haaretz journalist and a member of the newspaper’s editorial board. She is the founder of “Haaretz 21” (coming soon), a new organizational project aimed at amplifying underrepresented voices and stories of Arab communities in Israel. Prior to this she served as a reporter, head of the news department and editor of Haaretz’s English edition. Before joining Haaretz in 2009, Landau worked as a journalist for Galei-Tzahal, Channel 10 and Maariv. She is also an advisory board member and alumni of the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism at the University of Oxford. Get in touch: noa.landau@haaretz.co.il
Opinion The Most Severe Side Effect of the Coronavirus
Someday the COVID-19 pandemic will end. There will be a remedy for that, but not for the loss of trust
U.S. Objects to ICC Probe, 'Opposes Actions That Seek to Target Israel Unfairly'
U.S. State Department says that the Palestinians are not a sovereign state and are not qualified for ICC membership after court decides to probe alleged Israeli and Hamas war crimes
ICC Approves Probe Into Possible War Crimes by Israel, Hamas in Palestinian Territories
Netanyahu accuses court of persecuting Israel for political reasons ■ U.S. State Dept. says it has 'serious concerns' over ICC exercising jurisdiction in non-member countries
Netanyahu Meets O'Brien, Says 'Business as Usual With Iran' Would Be a Mistake
Jerusalem visit by U.S. national security adviser follows the announcement of a U.S.-brokered normalization deal between Israel and Morocco, the fourth such agreement since August
Israel Establishes Diplomatic Relations With Bhutan
Decision to officially open ties between Israel and Buddhist-majority Himalayan kingdom also 'the fruit of peace agreements,' Netanyahu says
Morocco Agrees to Normalize Ties With Israel in Exchange for U.S. Recognition of Western Sahara Sovereignty
The deal will include direct flights between the two countries ■ Defense Minister Gantz and Foreign Minister Gabi Ashkenazi learned about agreement from Americans, not Netanyahu
Analysis Peace for Peace? Israel-Morocco Deal Is Occupation in Exchange for Occupation
Previous U.S. administrations wanted to expand the covert peace between Morocco and Israel and bring it out of the closet. They simply didn’t want to pay the high price Trump shelled out for it without the blink of an eye
Israel Receives First Shipment of Coronavirus Vaccines, to Start Inoculating on on December 27
Health minister says that Israelis vaccinated for the coronavirus will be given a certificate allowing them full freedom of movement: 'This is the only way we can return to full economic activity'
Netanyahu's Office Agrees to Disclose Materials on COVID
After court rules it lacks the authority to order the disclosure of the full transcripts, petitioners plan to take the matter to the High Court of Justice
Israel to Impose Coronavirus Nighttime Curfew Over Hanukkah, New Year's
Israel's nightly lockdown to last until January 2 unless ministers decide drop in coronavirus infections warrants cutting it short
Israel Approves Transferring $750 Million in PA Tax Funds to Palestinians
Israel will continue to deduct 600 million shekels from the sum, the amount transferred by the PA to 'terrorists who were detained in Israel as well as to their families and to released prisoners,' according to Israeli law
Analysis Trump Might Leave Scorched Earth on His Way Out. Netanyahu Is Happy to Lend Him a Lighter
The president's frantic tweets after the news broke of top Iranian nuclear scientist's assassination make it clear his administration gave its blessing to the Tehran attack attributed to Israel. Could this be Trump's final frenzy?
Netanyahu Postpones Official Visits to Bahrain, UAE
The prime minister, who this week made a secret trip to Saudi Arabia, will visit new Gulf allies in mid-December
Netanyahu Tells Former Spy Pollard He Can 'Return Home to Israel' After U.S. Parole Expires
Jonathan Pollard is free to leave the U.S. after 30 years in prison and five years' parole for spying for Israel, and may soon immigrate to Israel
Netanyahu Says He Will Make Official Visit to Bahrain Soon
The prime minister, who was reported to have made secret visit to Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, says he had a 'very friendly' conversation with the Bahraini leader
Netanyahu Likens Domestic Violence to Animal Cruelty While Advocating for Women's Safety
‘We rightly have compassion for animals. Well, women are animals, children are animals – animals with rights,’ Netanyahu says
Israel Expects Citizens Will Be Able to Visit UAE Without Special Permit Within Days
Foreign Ministry gives no specific date for start of interim visa-on-arrival scheme, with visa-free travel expected within a month
After Saudi Adviser Confirms MBS-Netanyahu Meeting, Saudi Foreign Minister Denies
Saudi FM tweets 'no such meeting occurred' after a senior Saudi adviser tells the Wall Street Journal that normalization and Iran were on the agenda at the trilateral secret meeting
Netanyahu Secretly Flew to Saudi Arabia, Met MBS and Pompeo, Israeli Sources Say
Saudi adviser confirms to the Wall Street Journal that normalization and Iran were discussed at the secret meeting in Saudi Arabia on Sunday ■ Gantz and FM Ashkenazi were left in the dark, sources say