Eliav Breuer
Eliav Breuer is the Knesset correspondent for The Jerusalem Post.
Formerly a breaking news editor and police affairs correspondent for the Post, he is a graduate of Shalem College in Jerusalem, where he majored in Philosophy and Jewish Thought. Prior to his university studies, he completed his military service in the IDF's elite EGOZ unit.
'A stab in the back to IDF troops': Opposition decries Bismuth appt
Knesset approves declaratory measure to apply Israeli sovereignty to West Bank
Bismuth elected new Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee head
Likud MKs jostle for Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee chairmanship
With at least six MKs aiming for the position of FADC chairman, including Yuli Edelstein, who's aiming to keep the position, the vote pitted MKs in the party against each other.
New haredi draft proposal by reservist NGOs gains traction on Knesset, still no clear framework
According to the proposal, all haredi men will receive draft summons and be required to serve in the IDF, although the outline does not explain why it would be limited to men.
Israel's Constitution Committee debates revised NGO funding bill
The initial version of the bill that passed a preliminary vote in February would have slapped an 80% tax on “foreign state entity” donations to NGOs.
Netanyahu's Likud to remove Edelstein from key committee over haredi draft fallout
A replacement for Edelstein on the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee may be willing to make concessions that Edelstein was not willing to make, thus allowing the bill to proceed.
Knesset hosts conference calling to apply Israeli sovereignty to West Bank
The ‘two-state illusion is dead,’ former US ambassador David Friedman said.
With the haredi parties out of gov't, future of haredi draft bill unclear - analysis
The bill likely hinges on whether or not Edelstein remains head of the Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee.
Fact check: Netanyahu, Smotrich's claim of $1b. Biden aid to judicial reform foes debunked
Netanyahu’s endorsement of the false claim came in the form of the sharing of a post by the Likud party from Friday afternoon.
A-G: Gov't decision to fire A-G is faulty, must be subjected to judicial review before advancement
The decision “opened the door to firing the attorney-general - the general prosecutor - based on foreign factors and calculations, including regarding ongoing criminal investigations,” she wrote.
Normalization with Israel? Saudis need to make that choice, Haskel tells 'Post'
DIPLOMATIC AFFAIRS: Normalization with Saudi Arabia is possible even without a Palestinian state, Deputy Foreign Minister Sharren Haskel says.
Ministers inch closer to firing Baharav-Miara, legality of decision unclear
Israel’s cabinet moves to dismiss Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara, sparking legal challenges and potential Supreme Court intervention.