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Israeli journalist: It’s a shame rocket didn’t kill ‘masses’ of Arabs
Military commentator Kobi Finkler was fired for lamenting that a rocket launched from Lebanon into Israel didn't cause mass Palestinian casualties.
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Shuki Taussig
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The Seventh Eye
May 20, 2021
Veteran left-wing journalist and peace activist Uri Avnery dies at 94
Avnery, who helped expose some of the darkest chapters in Israeli history and was a fervent opponent of the occupation, inspired generations of Israeli journalists. By +972 Magazine Staff Uri Avnery, one of Israel’s most prominent journalists and a seminal peace activist who was among the first Israelis to advocate for a sovereign Palestinian state, died…
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August 20, 2018
Saying goodbye to the establishment’s anti-occupation journalist
One of Israel’s most iconic television personalities passed away on Friday morning, leaving behind him a media landscape lacking the fierce criticism that Moti Kirschenbaum was so well known for. Elinor Davidov, who worked with him for many years, says goodbye. By Elinor Davidov I am trying to imagine what Moti would say about this…
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+972 Magazine
September 25, 2015
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The IDF unmasks an anonymous source — itself
Security agencies in Israel love to give reporters information without attribution, refusing to stand behind what they say. Every once in a while, they publish the same information on their official websites. By Ido Kenan In July 2011, a year after the Mavi Marmara flotilla incident, in which passengers attacked Israeli forces who then killed…
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The Seventh Eye
March 30, 2015
Only Israel’s public TV gives equal coverage to Arab Joint List
Despite polling better in than mid-sized Jewish parties, the Israeli media is simply paying less attention to the Arab Joint List. By Oren Persico Israel’s public television, Channel 1, is devoting more time to reporting on the Joint Arab List running for Israel’s Knesset than the country’s other commercial television news channels, a survey of…
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The Seventh Eye
February 21, 2015
‘Israel Hayom,’ where democracy is for Jews alone
The pro-Netanyahu newspaper launched a new online questionnaire to help readers decide which party represents them. Jewish readers, that is. By Oren Persico / ‘The 7th Eye’ Israel Hayom, the most widely-distributed newspaper in the country, continues to exclude Arab citizens from its coverage of the upcoming elections. A new web-based initiative that gives the…
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The Seventh Eye
February 14, 2015
Who is really fanning the flames in Jerusalem?
By publishing false news stories that perfectly align with the government’s agenda, the Israeli media is guilty of sowing violence in a city already on the edge. By Yael Arava “Trying to fan the flames? The Palestinian prime minister went to visit the grave of the terrorist from the [Jerusalem light rail] attack, and then…
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+972 Magazine
November 1, 2014
What happens when the IDF embeds Israeli reporters
The Israeli army recently began allowing reporters to join night raids in the West Bank. The result is exactly what you might expect. By Oren Persico / ‘The 7th Eye‘ One week after the start of “Operation Brother’s Keeper,” the IDF Spokesperson’s Unit arranged an opportunity for the Israeli press just in time for the newspapers’ weekend…
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The Seventh Eye
June 23, 2014
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