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Freed hostage and her father on front page of UK newspapers

The Telegraph and The Observer feature on the front page of their Sunday edition a photo of Noa Argamani reuniting with her father Yaakov, after she was freed from Hamas captivity.

British newspapers call for return of infant held by Hamas

The front pages of British newspapers today featured Kfir Bibas, a baby less than a year old kidnapped by Hamas.

Short Neck Syndrome

When leaders fear the morning newspaper more than the enemy, the task will remain unfulfilled. Op-ed.

Haredi newspaper blackens front page - without being paid for it

Shacharit newspaper blackens front page, says, 'We saw fit to remind everyone (for free) about the real destruction.'

Globes on protest ads:

'Our front page is not for sale'

Opponents of judicial reform purchase ads on front pages of most major newspapers in Israel stating it is a 'black day' for democracy.

Cleveland Jewish News expands into Akron

At a time when many local Jewish news outlets are shrinking or shuttering operations, the Cleveland Jewish News is expanding its footprint.

New York Sun to relaunch after 13 years

Conservative, pro-Israel newspaper purchased by former Algemeiner editor Dovid Efune.

Appeal of editor of anti-Semitic Toronto newspaper denied

James Sears, editor of Toronto newspaper Your Ward News, was found guilty of promoting hatred against Jews and women.

TGI Survey: Decreased exposure to newspapers in year of COVID

Almost all daily, weekend, newspapers experienced significant decrease in average exposure in 2020 compared to 2019, TGI survey says.

Britain's Jewish newspapers shut down amid coronavirus pandemic

The Jewish Chronicle and Jewish News to seek a creditors voluntary liquidation as pandemic devastates media industry.

Canadian Jewish newspaper succumbs to coronavirus

After 60 years, Canada’s leading Jewish newspaper to close amid coronavirus crisis.

Top British Jewish newspapers plan to merge

The two top British Jewish newspapers plan to merge in a move which will 'secure their financial futures.'

Polish campaign comes to Israel

Polish government publishes ad in Israeli newspapers showing joint statement of Israel and Poland following Holocaust law controversy.

Survey: Israel Hayom still most popular newspaper

Freebie Israel Hayom retains top spot as Israelis' favorite newspaper, enjoying a 3.8% lead over its second place competitor.

Paper owned by Trump's Jewish son-in-law ceases print edition

New York Observer ceases publishing a print edition but will continue online.

Where do you get your news?

Poll that assesses preferred newspapers among readers indicates readers trending towards right-leaning papers.

Haaretz Prepares for Latest Round of Layoffs

The newspaper prepares for its latest round of layoffs. Publisher Schocken cites 'the challenging economic environment' as reason.

Report: IDF Shuts Down Hamas Publications Warehouse in PA

Publications regularly publish hateful cartoons, articles inciting violence against Jews. But are they gone for good?

Poll: 81% Against Bill Banning Nationalist Paper

Is closing Israel Hayom good for the public? More than 80% believe it is not - and that private interests are at play.

Nationalist Paper May Fold Thursday

Makor Rishon and Maariv-NRG were to be sold to Sheldon Adelson but bureaucracy may kill the deal.

Law Limiting Free Newspapers: Changing the Freedom of the Press?

Seemingly innocuous bill to introduce 'fair competition' to news market expected to cause uproar in coalition, Israeli press.

Study: Israeli Newspapers Thriving Because of Shabbat Readership

Sabbath-observing Israelis are keeping Israeli newspapers alive, a study by several researchers at Ariel University said

Syria Grabs Headlines from PA

2013: Israel Falling off Media Radar

International media seem to be beginning to get fed up with the Palestinian Authority issue. Iran and Syria are taking the headlines.

Maariv Workers Protest: No Yom Kippur Paper

Hundreds of employees marched to protest sale, fearing massive layoffs. Maariv: Most employees to remain.