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?
After a right-wing protest, Prime Minister Netanyahu said Israel would not sign onto the pact, which is not legally binding and which Australia, Hungary and Austria also declined to join
Report says Meir Ben-Shabbat asked a leading religious Zionist rabbi to convince the head of the Habayit Hayehudi party to stay in the coalition ■ Natan Eshel, a close associate of Netanyahu, also spoke with the rabbi
Settlers: 'This can only be a result of anti-Semitism or surrendering to terrorism.' Israel's tourism minister instructed the ministry to restrict the company's operations across the country
Any information already collected must be erased, Mendelbit tells Netanyahu
'I risked my life time after time to safeguard our lives here in the Land of Israel,' Netanyahu says as he assumes defense portfolio ■ Source says Bennett and Shaked will resign if Bennett not appointed defense minister
Egyptian diplomatic sources quoted as saying Israel has agreed to release Palestinian prisoners re-arrested after being released in 2011 deal
Cancellation comes amid Israeli ministers' calls for new elections following defense minister's resignation
Netanyahu has reportedly been trying to snag a meeting with Putin to resolve the diplomatic crisis surrounding the downing of the Russian spy plane over Syria
Netanyahu's coalition hangs by a thread with a thin 61-59 majority following Avigdor Lieberman's resignation. If Habayit Hayehudi leaves the coalition, it would force early elections
Source: Situation remains fragile, but fuel shipments still entering Gaza ■ Hamas thanks mediators for helping to form deal ■ UN Security Council to hold special session on escalation ■ One killed by rocket in Israel, seven Gazans killed by IDF
Iron Dome intercepts some 100 rockets ■ Sirens sound as far as Dead Sea ■ Around 70 Israelis wounded, two of whom seriously ■ IDF strikes over 100 Gaza targets ■ Four Palestinians said killed
The more one unpacks the prime minister's nice-sounding words about the cost of war, the clearer the strategy – or, more accurately, the lack thereof
Trump's Mideast envoy: U.S. 'stands with Israel as it defends itself against these attacks' ■ UN Middle East envoy says 'working closely with Egypt' to deescalate 'spiral of violence'
French president and German chancellor seem isolated as Macron mourns the shaky world order, and leaders who proudly call themselves nationalists look on
Seven Palestinians killed, including Hamas military commander, in Israeli op in southern Gaza ■ Sirens sound multiple times overnight ■ 17 projectiles fired at Israel ■ Three intercepted by Iron Dome
Heavy exchange of fire began after IDF forces reportedly began operating inside Gaza ■ Wave of rocket alarm sirens sound in border communities, Iron Dome intercepts three projectiles ■ IDF states no soldiers abducted during incident
On Trump's reaction to anti-Semitism, Netanyahu says the U.S. president's statement that 'whoever comes to destroy the Jews, we will destroy him' is one he 'hadn’t heard from leaders before'
Netanyahu and Putin speak in person in Paris for first time since downing of plane in Syria
Haaretz revealed that Austria's president had requested his Israeli counterpart consider removing the boycott from the far-right Freedom Party. Karin Kneissl, the foreign minister, represents the party but is not herself a member
Last month the Austrian president appealed to Israeli President Reuven Rivlin to lift the boycott of the party that is tainted with anti-Semitic roots