Israel press
Israel's broadcasting law poses 'grave risk,' A-G says, urging High Court to hear petitions
In a preliminary High Court response, the attorney-general said the government bypassed legal safeguards in the Broadcasting Law and asked for early intervention to halt a rare governance breakdown.
Press watchdog: Israel still blocking independent foreign reporting in Gaza despite ceasefire
Katz says gov't will approve shutdown of Army Radio today after 75 years of broadcasting
Karhi presents revamped program for partial Kan privatization
Is Israel losing the war against Hamas in Gaza? - opinion
Does Israel have professional crisis communications? The answer is yes, but it is extremely limited.
Yoram Binur: Israeli journalist penetrating the Arab world
Binur, 68, grew up in Jerusalem’s Katamon neighborhood. The path he took, which led to his engagement with the Arab community, was quite a unique one.
‘Scary time for Israeli democracy’: experts alarmed at threatened closure of public broadcaster
Media world hits back at plans to cut state funding for Kan as communications minister says ‘no place for public broadcasting in Israel’; academic warns country may be heading down ‘dangerous path.’
Here's how Israel can work toward a national consensus - editorial
Is there a world in which the government shared its plans before moving ahead?
Union of Journalists in Israel stands by Russian, Ukrainian journalists
The Union of Journalists in Israel has expressed its solidarity with both Russian and Ukrainian journalists.
Finally, introspection in the press
We are not naïve. One newspaper issue, whose readership is limited, will not change the world.
Prime ministers and relationships with media
In Britain, as in Israel, criminal law is too indiscriminate to regulate the complex relationship between media and officeholders.
Israel ranks 88th in World Press Freedom index, U.S. ranked as 48th
The data shows that journalists worldwide are seeing increased fear and violence in their line of work as the media freedom continues to decline.
Netanyahu: Stop attacking journalists
Netanyahu’s invective against the media started long ago. Some have compared Netanyahu to US President Donald Trump, who has called journalists “enemies of the people.”
Freedom of the press and good taste
“What do you mean I’m an antisemite? My wife is Jewish!”
