David Horovitz

David Horovitz, founding editor of The Times of Israel and an expert on Middle Eastern politics, discusses the newly proposed ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah. He breaks down the key terms, including troop withdrawals and the establishment of a buffer zone. Horovitz reflects on the emotional challenges faced by reservists and the skepticism surrounding international peacekeeping efforts. The conversation also touches on the complexities of negotiating peace amidst geopolitical shifts and the resilience of Israeli society in the face of ongoing conflict.

David Horovitz, editor and longtime commentator on Israeli politics, provides sharp analysis of US–Iran nuclear talks resuming alongside an F-22 deployment over Israel. He discusses broader regional tensions, Israel's public mood about a possible strike, political gains for Netanyahu, Modi's emphatic Knesset visit, and the heated debate over Western Wall prayer control.

David Horovitz, editor and Middle East commentator, provides context on the Iran–Israel conflict and regional fallout. He discusses US–Israel coordination, Iran as a destabilizing force, risks of wider escalation, Israel’s civil defense strain, media framing of strikes, and the plausibility of regime change in Iran. Short, sharp takes on the most consequential developments shaping the crisis.

David Horovitz, Editor of The Times of Israel and political commentator, discusses Gaza security and why Hamas remains armed. He covers Rafah’s limited reopening and a PA logo controversy. He links an Iranian drone shoot-down to looming US-Iran talks and outlines Israel’s red lines. He also touches on dairy reforms sparking farmer protests.

David Horovitz, Editor of The Times of Israel and seasoned Middle East analyst, breaks down recent cross-border attacks and their toll on Israeli civilians. He discusses Hezbollah's renewed missile power, Iran's long-range strikes and rhetoric, U.S. vulnerability fears, and shifting international responses. Short, urgent snapshots of morale, strategy and what comes next.

David Horovitz, veteran editor and analyst of Israeli politics, offers crisp context on Netanyahu’s Washington trip and Iran talks. He unpacks reported Indonesian plans for Gaza and the challenges of disarming Hamas. He analyzes recent Israeli moves to extend control in the West Bank and the political, demographic and democratic tensions those steps raise.

David Horovitz, founding editor of The Times of Israel and veteran Middle East commentator, offers strategic analysis of the campaign against Iran and its nuclear ambitions. He contrasts U.S. and Israeli approaches to escalation. He examines Hezbollah's resilience in Lebanon and the complexities of demilitarizing Gaza. The conversation looks at risks of a premature ceasefire and efforts to spark change inside Iran.

David Horovitz, founding editor of The Times of Israel and senior commentator on Israeli politics. He unpacks Netanyahu's sharp criticism of Biden-era arms, the political fallout with Democrats, and reactions to claims about soldier casualties. He also surveys prospects for action against Iran and who might govern Gaza after the conflict.

David Horovitz, founding editor of The Times of Israel and longtime analyst of Israeli politics and security, walks through Israel's struggle with Iranian and Hezbollah missile barrages. He explains the chaos of cluster warheads and airport disruptions. He outlines how daily life is coping under sustained strikes and the high-stakes strategic dilemmas facing regional leaders.

David Horovitz, founding editor of The Times of Israel and longtime analyst of Israeli politics and security, breaks down tense US-Iran signals and Netanyahu’s shifting narrative about the war. He covers the violent attack on two female soldiers in Bnei Brak and concerns about police inaction. They also touch on the varied paths of former hostages rebuilding their lives.