Anat Kam Sues Haaretz for Revealing Her Identity
Kam's attorney, Ilan Bombach, speaks to Arutz Sheva about the suit; blames government for having unclear rules about reportage.
Kam's attorney, Ilan Bombach, speaks to Arutz Sheva about the suit; blames government for having unclear rules about reportage.
Ultra-leftist newspaper even uses photo of Ben-Ari that looks like he is making a Nazi salute. Ben Ari: 'I'm happy that I disturb them.'
Dr. Avshalom Kor, noted linguist, makes candid remarks about current events on IDF Radio daily segment; Ha'aretz demands an investigation.
Economics Minister Naftali Bennett attacked the Haaretz newspaper, saying that it published only negative reports about Judaism
Newspaper's TV critic is upset with news studios for showing hanukkiah, predicts Israel's dire end.
Left-wing paper must say sorry for suggesting Border Police creates an atmosphere of violence, and for citing officers' ethnic background.
Colleagues of former MK Michael Ben-Ari say that he may be the victim of an organized campaign to get him fired from Ariel University.
Leftist publication accuses Bayit Yehudi head of "ingratitude and political vandalism."
Court orders Haaretz to reveal information on person who sent talkback criticizing ministry.
Economy Minister says: I never said there was no problem in killing Arabs. Haaretz misquoted me.
Haaretz writer hopes Arabs will ‘rise up against their occupiers,’ Zionist group terms him ‘Sheikh Gidon Levy.’
Rabbi says critical coverage in the left-wing paper Haaretz just shows importance of new Jewish education initiative.
Rabbi accuses Ha'aretz of anti-Judaism slant after paper accuses IDF rabbis of racism.
Activists demonstrated outside the Tel Aviv offices of the Haaretz newspaper over column which encouraged terrorist rock-throwing attacks.
Mother of three-year-old Adelle Biton invites Haaretz writer Amira Hass to come to the hospital and see what rock-throwing can do.
The Legal Forum for the Land of Israel asks the Attorney General to investigate Haaretz writer Amira Hass for incitement.
Israelis in Judea and Samaria accuse Israeli newspaper of incitement to violence.
The IDF is ready to take on all cyber-challenges, and would survive any hacking attack directed at it, said the army's top computer officer
Haaretz published an Arabic-language editorial urging Israeli’s Arab population to make their voices heard by voting in upcoming elections.
The High Court reduced by one year a jail term for Anat Kam, convicted of stealing and exposing IDF documents while she was a soldier.
HonestReporting, which tracks media bias against Israel, awards Haaretz writer Gideon Levy the “Dishonest Reporting Prize” for 2012.
Uri Elitzur of Makor Rishon asks if report Britain may cancel trade agreements with Israel was Haaretz's idea.
Veteran Ha'aretz editor Gideon Levi talked about his feelings about the Jews of Judea and Samaria. Bottom line: Levi hates them.
Neri Livneh must pay 225,000 Israeli shekels for maligning the community as hotbed of murderers.
After falsely accusing Israelis of supporting apartheid against Arabs, radical leftist paper publishes tiny clarification.
Israel's “New York Times” faces a financial crisis, and workers didn't put out a paper Thursday
Two newspapers suffer economic aftershocks of "social protest" that they themselves fueled last year.
Ambassador Bigot admits Israel is portrayed negatively in France, but says ”Haaretz” does the same thing.
A reporter for Haaretz regrets his stance on the Golan. ‘The world jihad would have been in Ein Gav.’
“Maariv” newspaper will cease to exist in print. It succumbs to the Internet and the up-and-coming Yisrael HaYom free newspaper.
Ha'aretz writer Uri Blau was sentenced to four months of community service as punishment for his role in the major IDF data leak in 2008
At American Jewish Journalists' Conference, Haaretz reporter says: PA incitement is not important enough for his paper to report.
Ha'aretz publisher Amos Schocken justifies decision not to place murder of Fogels as top headline.
A Haaretz journalist has apologized for telling Minister Edelstein, a former Prisoner of Zion, to “go back to Russia.”
The town of Itamar is suing a Haaretz reporter who accused innocent residents of murder.
Jewish activists describe the battle for control of lands in Gush Etzion, refute Haaretz “lies and propaganda.”
PA hackers briefly took down the home pages of El Al Airlines, Haaretz and Dan Bus Co. Wednesday evening, but they were restored in an hour.
Former Haaretz editor David Landau, NIF guest speaker, shocks Aussie audiences by praising anti-Zionist NGO's and criticizing IDF.
Nationalist politicians are calling to increase penalties for compromising Israel's secrets as Anat Kam appeals her sentence.
Radical left journalist Amira Hass not only doesn't like the Israeli government, she doesn't like a "purely Jewish environment," either.
Israel threatens sanctions against journalists taking part in the pro-Hamas flotilla, which already has been whittled down following US pressure.
The sale of 20% of the leftist Ha'aretz newspaper to Russian oil tycoon Leonid Nevzlin has provoked much commentary and speculation in the media.
Samaria Council's successful "see for yourself" tours program,convinced staff from left-wing Haaretz newspaper to come see the biblical heartland.
Iran and Hamas praise the terrorist attack on Itamar, while Haaretz fears “right-wing extremist” Jews. Peace Now silent. EU calls for peace talks.
Haaretz newspaper manages to link an ideological pioneer movement and a “generation of national religious figures” to Rabin’s assassination.
Settler spokesman sees 'revolutionary opportunity' in cooperation with European nationalists; Ha'aretz thinks they are Nazis seeking absolution.
Ha'aretz's Gideon Levy admits (sort of) the front page story about a dog's funeral was not published during Cast Lead but three years earlier.
Israel’s Hebrew-language Maariv printed an unusual attack on Haaretz after a London Independent interview with “the most hated man in Israel.”
Police investigating Haaretz reporter who knowingly took three PA young women across the Green Line – and says she plans to do it again.
Haaretz assistant editor Uri Tuval apologizes for calling a fallen soldier and his family “jihadist fascists.”
As Haaretz writer's stolen IDF documents story breaks, Ass't. Editor calls fallen IDF soldier's family "Jihadist Fascists".
The fund has inadvertently fulfilled a suggestion made by Haaretz's Amira Hass, who suggested that companies divest from Africa Israel.