Yaakov Katz
In 2012-2013 he was a fellow at the Nieman Foundation for Journalism at Harvard University and was a faculty member at Harvard's Extension School where he taught an advanced course in journalism.
Netanyahu's vision of Sparta is not what Israel needs - opinion
Will the IDF strike in Doha kickstart a hostage deal? - opinion
Israel must confront its strategic illusions to secure true victory - opinion
Is releasing the hostages up to Hamas or the Israeli government? - opinion
“Bring them home” sounds like it is directed at the Israeli government when, really, the call should be directed at Hamas, which should “release” the hostages immediately.
Blame Zamir: Netanyahu's latest front in his war on responsibility, democracy - opinion
If the government pressure finally pushes Eyal Zamir to quit, it will just be another victory in the October 7 coalition’s campaign to deflect blame.
Arye Deri sits in cabinet while claiming yeshiva students sacrifice more than soldiers - opinion
Arye Deri's return to politics, despite multiple convictions, highlights the deep divisions within Israel and threatens the unity needed during wartime.
20 years later: Israel's lessons learned from Gush Katif and Tisha B’Av - opinion
No one could have known for certain back in 2005 what would happen next, how just two years later, Hamas would violently seize control of Gaza and that it would lead to the October 7 massacre.
Netanyahu must take the lead on the haredi draft issue - opinion
Instead of showing leadership, Netanyahu spent Monday night pacing the Knesset, pleading with United Torah Judaism’s Moshe Gafni to retract his resignation.
As thousands stay away, Ethiopian Israelis pay a heavy price in Gaza war - opinion
Israelis of Ethiopian origin enlist in higher numbers than the national average, despite facing institutional neglect, racism, and economic hardship.
Victory over Iran means that Israel must end the war in Gaza - opinion
Hamas will not disappear overnight, but the territory in Gaza can be stabilized to secure a victory over Iran.
Netanyahu must use displayed courage vis-à-vis Iran in Gaza war - opinion
Victory in Iran showed what can be achieved when Israel acts with vision, coordination, and courage.
Netanyahu bet big and brought the US-Israel alliance to a whole new level - analysis
For Netanyahu, often criticized as reactive and politically cornered, American attacks on Iran was a rare moment of vindication - and a reminder that sometimes, patience pays off.
A dramatic turning point: How to define victory in the war against Iran - opinion
Israel must ensure that what happened this past week was not in vain, but remains a dramatic turning point in the history of this region.