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Media watchdogs condemn ‘concerning’ Haaretz boycott by Israeli government

Media watchdogs condemn ‘concerning’ Haaretz boycott by Israeli government

  • Committee to Protect Journalists says tactic is ‘disturbing evidence’ of efforts to prevent coverage of Gaza war
  • Haaretz publisher Amos Schocken critical of Israeli policies, prompting government call for restrictions on left-leaning paper
By Arab News ·
Israeli government sanctions Haaretz newspaper citing allegations of ‘anti-state’ incitement

Israeli government sanctions Haaretz newspaper citing allegations of ‘anti-state’ incitement

By Arab News ·
Israel moves to sever ties with Haaretz following publisher’s ‘freedom fighters’ remarks

Israel moves to sever ties with Haaretz following publisher’s ‘freedom fighters’ remarks

By Arab News ·
Haaretz criticizes Israeli journalists for ‘keeping silence’ on Gaza counterparts killings

Haaretz criticizes Israeli journalists for ‘keeping silence’ on Gaza counterparts killings

By Arab News ·

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