TAL SHALEV
Previously, Shalev served as the political correspondent for the international news channel i24news and held editing positions at Walla! And Haaretz.
In addition to her work, she regularly lectures on Israeli politics and government to English-speaking groups visiting Israel.
Ultra-orthodox ultimatum pressures Netanyahu over military draft crisis - explainer
Netanyahu planning to attend Beitar-Hapoel Beersheba final, denounced by Kibbutz Nir Oz
Gov't to discuss Oct. 7 security failure probe ahead of court deadline
PM Netanyahu’s bodyguards wear masks at ceremonies fearing arrests abroad
At various Independence Day ceremonies, close-up shots of soldiers were also avoided due to similar concerns.
Soldiers at annual Herzog ceremony remain anonymous due to fears of int'l prosecution
Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion has ordered that preparations be made for a postponed Independence Day ceremony during the day.
Netanyahu removes Nevatim Airport bill from agenda after opposition from security forces
Before reaching the plenum, the bill was also meant to undergo another discussion in the Ministerial Committee for Legislation.
Ronen Bar to clarify warnings about Netanyahu to closed session of Knesset on Wednesday
"We cannot ignore the grave letter from the head of the Shin Bet. Summon him immediately to present his claims.
Bill regulating use of cannabis for medical purposes passes in Knesset preliminary reading
37 MKs supported the proposal submitted by MK Moshe Passal, and 20 opposed it.
Israel considers setting official status for victims of October 7, Gaza war
The proposal would establish a framework for commemorating civilians who will be eligible for a civilian funeral with military symbols and a special headstone resembling a military grave.
The luxury hotel that everyone wants to stay at, with a winter offer within reach
Over the next two months, the American Colony hotel is offering packages with afternoon English tea and a Middle Eastern dinner. And the price isn’t sky-high.
IDF to carry out 'powerful operation' against 'terrorist hotspots' in West Bank
Explosions occurred on Thursday in three buses parked in a lot in Bat Yam. Police reported that damage was caused, but there were no injuries.
Brother of hostage Alon Ohel: Without a deal, there may be no one left to save
After nearly 500 days, the Ohel family received the first sign of life from their son, but the harrowing descriptions of his condition raise fears that time is running out.
Benny Gantz willing to discuss judicial appointments outline with gov't ministers
The National Unity leader is the first among opposition leaders to express a willingness to discuss the proposal to change the composition of the Judicial Appointments Committee.
