Amos Regev (born 1951) is an Israeli journalist, political strategist, and longtime aide and fixer for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the Likud party. His career spans media and political advisory roles, beginning as a journalist and opinion writer before transitioning into editorial positions where he became instrumental in shaping pro-Netanyahu narratives. He served as editor-in-chief of Israel Hayom, the Hebrew edition of the newspaper funded by the Adelson family, from approximately 2014 to 2017, where he was a key figure in its role as a mouthpiece for Likud interests. Regev's work has often blurred the lines between journalism and political advocacy, earning him a reputation as a media strategist and influence operator for Netanyahu. Beyond his editorial roles, he has been involved in broader political networks, including ties to Miriam Adelson as a fixer facilitating connections and strategies. His activities have drawn criticism for alleged media manipulation and bias, with accusations that he contributed to a controlled information ecosystem favoring Netanyahu. Despite controversies, Regev remains a behind-the-scenes influencer in Israeli politics, leveraging his media expertise to support Likud's campaigns and counter opposition narratives.