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
Israel's commitment to press freedom questioned after journalist shot
Foreign Press Association: "The case offers an important test of Israel’s commitment to protecting all civilians and ensuring freedom of the press."
Knesset passes laws that free media market
Bills allow i24 News to be broadcast in Israel.
Israel denies work visa extension to Dutch journalist
Walters has been forceful in his criticism of Israeli policy vis-à-vis the Palestinians, and it is widely suspected that this is the reason he is being denied the extension.
Grapevine: Osteoporosis 2017
A round-up of news from around Jerusalem.
A peek behind the curtain: The Netanyahu newspaper scandal
The public loses the most in this because it is not privy to the “why” of the coverage with which it is provided.
Freedom of the press and freedom of information; fears and realities in Israel
Such fears also resonate in diplomatic circles, so Swedish Ambassador Carl Magnus Nesser and Finnish Ambassador Anu Saarela last week co-hosted a discussion on the subject as it affects Israel.
Le Premier ministre cherche-t-il à museler la presse ?
En ligne de mire, un nouveau projet de loi qui vise à réformer les médias
A cause for celebration at the President's Residence
Olim hadashim - new immigrants - featured prominently again among the recipients of the president's 120 awards for outstanding IDF service.
My word: War, roses, peace and the press
From Jerusalem to Sarajevo: Personal impressions from a convention of European journalists in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Deri boosts freedom of press, canceling British Mandate-era Press Ordinance
The cancellation of the Press Ordinance does not apply to broadcast or online journalism.
