Peled Arbeli
Peled Arbeli is a reporter for The Jerusalem Post's Hebrew-language sister publication Maariv.
Negev police chase ends in death of suspected weapons smuggler, Israeli Police say
Hamas economy expert: Lindsey Graham's warning exposes gap between Arab rhetoric and reality
'A friend to all': Slain Gaza hostage Tal Haimi laid to rest
El Al resumes Tel Aviv–Eilat route after decade-long hiatus
El Al has restarted flights between Tel Aviv and Eilat after more than 10 years, with two daily routes and special fares for local residents.
IDF should ‘prepare plan to defeat Hamas,’ says Defense Minister Katz
Trump’s deal, agreed upon by both Israeli and Hamas negotiating teams, requires the return of all hostages and the complete disarmament of the terror organization.
Kibbutz Nir Oz commemorates the 65 murdered, 83 taken hostage on October 7
Nine kibbutz members remain hostages in the Gaza Strip two years after Hamas's massacre swept through the kibbutz.
Qatar 'conquered the West,' aims to restore Islamic empire, ex-Mossad division head claims
"Conquest does not necessarily mean taking over territory; conquest is also the ability to paralyze your enemy’s decision-making processes," Dr. Udi Levy said.
Doha strike may push Hamas to cancel talks, seek refuge with extremist countries, expert says
An Israeli strike in Doha has shaken Qatar’s mediator role, raised questions of sovereignty, and may derail fragile Israel-Hamas negotiations and diplomacy.
Iran will try further attacks as Israel continues Gaza offensive, defense expert says
Buskila noted that while Israel had dealt significant blows to Tehran’s nuclear program, the threat remains unresolved.
Israel attacked from within by foreign-funded organizations, ex-Shin Bet official claims
“Israel requires a clear law, one that defines any NGO funded by a foreign government as a foreign agent, with binding restrictions and transparency," Moshe Fuzaylov said.
Israelis may pay heavy price for Trump's Gaza plan, expert warns
“The biggest problem, as with any real estate contract, is that Israelis are dazzled by the presentation, but do not read the fine print,” Hamas economics expert Eyal Ofer said.
To prevent civil war, Lebanese gov't compromising by not disarming Hezbollah, expert says
"Hezbollah and Amal, the two major Shi'ite movements in the country, are telling the Lebanese president and prime minister: forget the government's decision regarding Hezbollah's disarmament."
IDF must reconsider its approach to Lebanese army, as Hezbollah infiltration revealed - analysis
Over the years, Hezbollah had "placed a significant number of Shi'ite officers" into prominent leadership positions, effectively taking over control of Lebanon's military intelligence.