Yossi Melman is a journalist at various prestigious publications. He covers a range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on Latin America and Canada. Yossi's insights and reporting have been featured in notable outlets such as TIME, The Guardian, and Foreign Policy.
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Yossi Melman's coverage primarily focuses on the Israel-Palestine conflict, Israeli politics, and international relations. His articles often cover evolving stories, legal policy regulation, government announcements, and breaking news related to these topics.
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Longtime Israeli national security reporter Yossi Melman tells how he recently received some startling news from Iran.
Controversial former tank commander Roman Gofman cleaning house at the spy agency to help Netanyahu shift blame for Iran failure to underlings.
Gadi Eisenkot, a former general and chief of staff of the Israel Defense Force is challenging Benjamin Netanyahu to be Israel's next prime minister, promising integrity and unity amid crises, war impacts, and economic woes.
”Collateral Damage,” featuring testimony by Gaza veterans, spurs outrage, investigation by Israeli Defense Force chief
By: Yossi Melman
The protocols were already written in blood, and the evidence was available online, but the Ministry of Transportation and the Shin Bet were asleep at the wheel • Under Netanyahu, it is business as usual: David Zini and Miri Regev are now trading blame
Multiple Israeli security agency lapses mirror U.S. failures to prevent 9/11 attacks
By: Yossi Melman
Three years after the massacre of more than 1,200 civilians, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu continues to refuse to approve the establishment of a commission of inquiry. There are also striking parallels with the intelligence failures surrounding the foiled attack on a flydubai flight.
The final results of Israel’s election will not be determined until Friday, when the ballots cast by military personnel are counted. However, the exit polls released last night at 8 p.m. London time point to a political deadlock that will make it...
The final results of Israel’s election will not be determined until Friday, when the ballots cast by military personnel are counted. However, the exit polls released last night at 8 p.m. London time point to a political deadlock that will make it extremely difficult to form a government, let alone a stable one. In any
By: Yossi Melman, Stephan Israel
Given the stalemate in Israel’s parliamentary elections, the EU will have no choice but to continue dealing with Benjamin Netanyahu as its negotiating partner for the time being. Relations between the EU and Israel are likely to deteriorate further, and the debate over sanctions is expected to gain momentum once again.
