Peled Arbeli
Peled Arbeli is a reporter for The Jerusalem Post's Hebrew-language sister publication Maariv.
Israelis may pay heavy price for Trump's Gaza plan, expert warns
To prevent civil war, Lebanese gov't compromising by not disarming Hezbollah, expert says
IDF must reconsider its approach to Lebanese army, as Hezbollah infiltration revealed - analysis
Israel must defeat Hamas via strategic erosion, isolation, ex-senior Shin Bet official says
Hamas's collapse will not be accomplished through submission, but rather through strategic erosion and separation from the population, Moshe Fuzaylov said.
Israel's negotiation strategy has collapsed, expert warns after hostage talks reach deadlock
According to Saar, Hamas holds the most powerful card in its hands - the hostages.
No cash to spare: Reconstructing Iran after Israel war could cost $500 b., Mideast expert says
Even before the conflict, Tehran estimated it needed more than $500 billion in foreign investment just to modernize outdated roads, grids, and ports, but now, resources would go to rebuilding.
Former senior Shin Bet official: 'This is the only way Israel can bring the hostages back'
In an interview with Maariv, former Shin Bet official, Yossi Amrusi, criticizes Israel's current negotiation strategy and lays out his own plan to bring the hostages home.
Hamas's gains and Israel's strategic loss: What has the last ceasefire taught us? - interview
In the interview with Maariv, Ofer criticized Israel's approach since Operation Gideon’s Chariots, arguing that Hamas “gets everything it wants.”
Mideast security expert: Are the Abraham Accords still a win-win? - interview
"If we look deeper, we must ask: Are these truly agreements that benefit both sides, or is Israel facing the danger that what it gives is not always reciprocated?”
Hezbollah's Radwan Unit 'unfit' to carry out large-scale invasion into Israel - analysis
According to data collected by the Alma Center, the Radwan Unit was rendered unfit, at least temporarily, to launch a large-scale invasion into northern Israel.
Border Police officer among four indicted for ammunition theft and trade
Tal Joseph, a Border Police officer stationed at a base in the West Bank, exploited his access to weapons and stole large quantities of 5.56 mm ammunition.
'Lack of religious directive': Why didn't Hezbollah join Iran in the war against Israel?
Expert Tal Beeri discussed how it is unknown why the religious directive had not been given, but if it were, Hezbollah would have joined the war against Israel on Iran's side.
'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.