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?
Nasrallah said Thursday that Hezbollah is getting precision rockets despite Israeli actions to cut smuggling routes through Syria. 'I suggest that he think not twice but twenty times,' Netanyahu says
Spain's foreign minister said he will launch an 'intensive' consultation process with his EU counterparts to set a timetable for achieving a common position on recognizing Palestine
Prime minister adds that Israel's ties with 'the moderate Arab world' have reached an unprecedented turning point
Russia's Israel embassy: Israel's irresponsible actions led to death of 15 servicemen
Threats 'require Israel to take action and continue to protect and defend its nuclear facilities,' Zeev Snir says as Tehran demands UN supervise Israel's nuclear program
Earlier, Russia blamed downed military aircraft on Israel's 'deliberate provocations' striking Syria ■ France denies involvement, U.S. says plane shot down by Syrian air defense systems
How did Israel get involved in the plea deal Paul Manafort signed with special counsel Robert Mueller? And how is Russian President Vladimir Putin related to this affair? Your guide to the controversial case
The new migrants will be accepted on the grounds that they already have children who migrated to Israel
British PM Theresa May spoke at the United Jewish Israel Appeal's 70th anniversary dinner addressing issues of anti-Semitism and affirming U.K. support for Israel
Danny Ayalon, who served as deputy foreign minister in 2012, says he never saw statement against Ukranian opposition leader Tymoshenko: 'It was very strange that the statement was released only in Russian'
Syrian air defenses intercept several Israeli missiles, Syrian army source tells state media
Special counsel Robert Mueller's office tells Haaretz that it cannot reveal more details regarding individuals who were not accused in the case
Manafort allegedly worked with an Israeli official to defame Ukraine's then-opposition leader with accusations of anti-Semitism. Defense Ministry said 'Lieberman does not know Manafort, never met him and never spoke to him'
MK Michal Rozin (Meretz) appeals to Israel's Civil Service Commissioner, requesting that allegations of sexual misconduct leveled at David Keyes as well as the fact that Ron Dermer knew of them and didn't inform the premier be looked into
In plea deal, Trump’s former campaign manager claims he worked with senior Israeli official in 2012 to tarnish reputation of Ukrainian opposition candidate by accusing her of anti-Semitism
Plea deal shows Trump's former campaign chairman worked with an unnamed Israeli official to accuse a supporter of his client's opponent of anti-Semitism
Ayelet Shaked calls on European lawmakers to read court decision following passage of resolution calling demolition of Khan al-Ahmar a violation of international law
Resolution passed on Thursday calls EU to demand compensation from Israeli government for aid funds invested in the West Bank Bedouin village, demands cessation of 'policy of threats of demolition'
12 women have so far come out against Netanyahu's spokesman to the foreign media, accusing him of improper conduct ■ Controversy erupted when N.Y. State Senate hopeful Julia Salazar made her accusation public
EU foreign policy chief says looming demolition of Khan al-Ahmar 'will only further entrench a one-state reality'