
Peled Arbeli
Peled Arbeli is a reporter for The Jerusalem Post's Hebrew-language sister publication Maariv.
Hezbollah's Radwan Unit 'unfit' to carry out large-scale invasion into Israel - analysis
Border Police officer among four indicted for ammunition theft and trade
'Lack of religious directive': Why didn't Hezbollah join Iran in the war against Israel?
'This Kibbutz will rise again': Netanyahu visits Nir Oz for first time since Oct. 7
Residents of the kibbutz expressed mixed feelings, as they've invited the prime minister to visit multiple times since the massacre.
No imminent threat of attack from Iran despite belligerent rhetoric, Iran expert explains
“The Iranians are currently focused on damage control, hunting down collaborators with Israel – real or imagined,” Dr. Merhavi said.
Assassinating Hamas leaders: A quick fix, but not long-term strategy, expert says
The expert said that targeted assassinations of senior terror leaders can bolster recruitment of new members to groups fighting Israel.
Two-woman team flew IAF jet for first time ever during Iran strikes
The pairing of a female pilot and navigator on this particular flight was not pre-determined, IAF noted.
'Unfolding before our eyes': Sharaa seeks strategic partnership with Israel in a new Middle East
A Middle East expert and former general believes that Iran's weakness after the war removes obstacles to normalization with Syria and further regional partnerships.
Shifting battlegrounds: IDF amps up strikes on Hezbollah in Lebanon following Iran ceasefire
After the Israel-Iran War, the IDF returned to targeting critical Hezbollah infrastructure in Lebanon.
Hezbollah's deadly drone threat: Growing capabilities, strategic shifts
While Israel has inflicted significant damage on Hezbollah’s UAV capabilities, much of the infrastructure remains intact.
FBI delegation in Israel to investigate October 7 crimes on US citizens
As part of the investigation, FBI representatives are working to obtain a full picture of the events from the crime scenes themselves.
'Irrelevant' ceasefire proposal may be exactly what Israel needs, military expert says
Lt. Col. (res.) Amit Yagur argued that so long as the Witkoff proposal doesn't interfere with the civilian campaign against Hamas, it may be worth accepting.
Netanyahu in the spotlight versus at home: A psychoanalyst's view, 30 years after PM's rise
According to the psychologist, Netanyahu is a sharp, authoritative leader, but emotionally detached, shaped by a distant father, and lacking in personal support.