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 must use displayed courage vis-à-vis Iran in Gaza war - opinion
Netanyahu bet big and brought the US-Israel alliance to a whole new level - analysis
A dramatic turning point: How to define victory in the war against Iran - opinion
Israel had a window of opportunity to attack Iran and it was right to use it - analysis
Three key factors made an Israeli strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities a viable option today, but what happens after the strike?
Israel's paralyzing politics squander historic opportunities across Middle East - opinion
Can Benjamin Netanyahu's government turn strategic failures across the Middle East into opportunities for the Jewish State?
A-G's judicial overreach is undermining Israel's democracy - opinion
Two recent legal decisions highlight the deep and systemic challenges Israel faces. We cannot ignore what they reflect about the current state of governance.
Harmful political rhetoric is deepening Israel's cavernous divide – opinion
Yair Golan, Ehud Olmert, and other Israeli politicians' statements are deeply damaging and challenge Israel's fight for truth.
Excluded from the new Middle East, Israel’s military edge faces danger - opinion
Israel helped shape this new Middle East. But now, it’s not even in the room.
Netanyahu's coalition should take notes from Israel's real leaders: IDF reservists - opinion
The government's continuation of the war without clarifying an end goal is a stain on the country and a slap in the face to reservists.
Israel's war in Gaza drags on without a plan, or an exit strategy - opinion
Donald Trump, who, in the absence of our own leadership at home, will help decide Israel’s fate. That’s the price of failing to plan – and of governing by slogans instead of strategy.
Israel suffers from a leadership of deflection and evasion - opinion
A national reset will not happen while Yoav Kisch lectures hostage families, Bezalel Smotrich berates the IDF, and Benjamin Netanyahu clings to power through blame.
The Shin Bet leaker is not a hero, the hostages are - opinion
A soldier or reservist who unilaterally decides to leak top-secret documents is not exposing corruption or safeguarding democracy.
Libya as a model: How to stop Iran - and Tehran's path to survival
Iran is vulnerable today like never before - time is running out for it to get its hands on a nuclear deal.
