Israeli media
High Court overturns Army Radio closure, says Israeli gov't acted on 'improper' motives
“It cannot be that someone in a position of power will decide that because they don't like what a broadcaster is saying, that microphone should be ‘turned off,’” wrote Justice Yechiel Kasher.
Moving, complex ‘Valley of Shadows’ explores culture clash in the Himalayas - review
Knesset passes into law controversial overhaul of Israel's broadcasting sector
What to watch in Israel this week: Welcoming new seasons of ‘Rivals,’ ‘The Bear'
Here comes the judge: US remake of Israeli show ‘Your Honor’ debuts
The New Orleans setting, far removed from the usual locations for a crime drama such as New York and New Jersey, gives the American remake an interesting atmosphere.
Press Ass'n backs lawsuit to declassify coronavirus cabinet protocols
Media outlets argue that there is no security basis to keep cabinet meeting minutes classified.
A final media comment, but media scrutiny is more important than ever
The last 20 years have seen an awakening of public sensitivity to media issues in Israel and abroad.
Netanyahu lashes out at media: Worse than North Korea
In a furious broadside attack, Prime Minister Netanyahu accuses Israeli news outlets of ‘fueling’ protests in an effort to ‘trample on democracy.’
Israel's media needs to regain a sense of objectivity - opinion
The left wing is always “right;” the right wing primitive, abrasive and wrong.
Israeli media's annexation scare tactics – opinion
Many parts of the Israeli media, we find, are directly and indirectly using scare tactics to try and prevent implementation of the Israel law east of the Green Line.
If not curtailed, Netanyahu's attacks on the media will become his legacy.
We urge Netanyahu to stop these attacks immediately.
Bibi’s attacks
We urge Netanyahu to stop these attacks immediately. Firstly, because they are dangerous.
Why are some deaths and scandals considered more newsworthy than others?
The question is necessarily subjective but worth asking nonetheless.
Lin-Manuel Miranda breaks up quarantined Israeli journalists' argument
The argument over which Miranda score was best was broken up by the man himself, in Hebrew.
