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Employees of the Israeli newspaper Maariv protest against their dismissal inside Azriely commercial center on their way to the IDB offices, Tel Aviv, 20 September 2012. The daily has been sold by debt-strapped IDB Group to publisher Shlomo Ben-Tzvi who also owns the right-wing newspaper Makor Rishon and who agreed to take only 300-400 of Maariv's nearly 2,000 employees. (photo: Oren Ziv/ Activestills.org)

Israeli daily: We let reporter go because he isn’t a Zionist

Did Haggai Matar lose his job at ‘Maariv’ because of his political views, or was it his involvement in the paper’s union that led management to order his dismissal? Israeli daily Maariv filed a statement to the Tel Aviv District Labor Court claiming that the paper chose not to rehire Tel Aviv municipal reporter Haggai…

By Noam Sheizaf June 9, 2013

Gush Emunim leaders and supporters celebrating the Government's decision to allow the first Jewish settlement in the Samaria region, 1974. Carried at the center is former MK Chanan Porat (photo: Moshe Milner / Government Press Office)

+972’s Person of the Year: The Settler

The settlement movement registered major victories this year on various fronts. Its representatives are reaching new heights in politics, the judiciary and the media. One out of five residents east of the Green Line is a settler. The expansion of settlements continues unabated, and – most importantly – settlers are in full control of the…

By +972 Magazine December 26, 2012

Maariv daily paper purchased by ultra-rightist publisher

Israel’s 3rd largest daily is expected to merge with Makor Rishon, a conservative paper especially popular among settlements, and edited by Netanyahu’s former chief of staff. The Hebrew media is reporting today (Friday) that Maariv, the 3rd largest daily paper in Israel, will be sold to Shlomo Ben-Zvi, the publisher of the rightwing broadsheet Makor Rishon.…

By Noam Sheizaf September 7, 2012

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