The consequences of a high-stakes election will extend far beyond the electorate.
IWPR Managing Editor @DaniellaPeled interviews @ztnagham, Palestinian and Arab world affairs correspondent for @haaretzcom.
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The Ziyadne family is proof that even military service isn’t a “green card” for Arabs to be treated as equal in Israel, let alone national service.
Months after the Ziyadne men were killed in captivity, Israeli authorities forced their family to demolish their own home in Rahat.
Mansour Abbas, an Israeli politician, says that Arabs should do national service.
He is working for coexistence, but some fear and hate coexistence and want the communities to be completely separate and apart;
Before the 1,001 Laughs Palestine Comedy Festival opened on August 10, its organizers faced a problem stand-up comedy isn't designed to solve: how to replicate the live exchange between an audience in Ramallah and a line-up of comedians who could only perform through Zoom, after being denied entry to Israel | @ztnagham
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Arab voters could decide Israel's next government. Many are asking why they should vote at all. @ztnagham on the choices behind the numbers. →
Follow https://t.co/PuiJ2Jxsd7 and Nagham’s election coverage: https://t.co/ddJ8TMNxRQ
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Last night was not the first time the door at the entrance to Haaretz was smashed by a brick.
Hammers have been flung at the glass. Threatening graffiti has been scrawled on the wall. And Haaretz isn’t alone: Just a few days ago, Channel 12’s Tel Aviv entrance suffered the same shattered fate.
The masked assailants were not sent personally by Netanyahu, but they are foot soldiers in his war against the free press, Israeli and foreign: from targeting Palestinian journalists and restricting foreign correspondents to an all-out legislative assault on outlets that dare to criticize the government.
His message – stay in your lane – is clear.
But so is ours: Haaretz will not cower, but rather double down on its mission: to report accurately and critically, to serve our readers, and to safeguard free speech – no matter how many cinder blocks come our way.
A free press cannot be broken.
— @yishaih, Haaretz English Editor
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NEW: The Board of Directors at the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) will formally change its definition of who qualifies as a journalist, to broadly exclude slain Palestinian and Lebanese journalists who worked for government-funded media outlets. Israeli, American, and Ukrainian journalists who work for state-funded outlets or are embedded with the military will remain recognized as journalists, of course.
The move was catalyzed to appease the right-wing Zionist rag The Free Beacon, which has repeatedly accused Palestinian and Lebanese journalists of being undercover militants or used their political opinions or affiliations as justification for their killing by the IOF.
This is a racist scandal of massive proportions for everyone involved, and it makes a mockery of the purported mission of the organization. It is absolutely abhorrent that the organization’s resources are wasted on this cowardly witch-hunt, at a moment in history that is the deadliest for journalists, especially in Palestine and Lebanon.
@yoram19661004@ztnagham@Haaretz Oui, pillages, vols, massacres ne peuvent jamais s'oublier, et ça continue si dramatiquement.
Ces gens, leurs enfants, petits-enfants, familles, amis, n'oublieront jamais, comme beaucoup de Juifs n'ont pas pu oublier les horreurs nazies.
Merci aux amis Juifs d'Israël de le dire.