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Israeli media review: Is Bibi going back to Congress over Iran deal?
Netanyahu’s mouthpiece largely parrots the prime minister’s warnings and fears; leading columnists in other newspapers label the deal a personal failure for Netanyahu, warn that the ground-breaking agreement actually puts a military option back on the table. By Edo Konrad and Michael Schaeffer Omer-Man Even before the historic nuclear agreement with Iran was announced Tuesday…
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Edo Konrad
July 14, 2015
‘Day of Truth’: What’s the Iranian media saying about the nuclear deal?
Hours before Tehran and the P5+1 powers are expected to announce an historic nuclear deal, much of the Iranian media is expressing excitement, while the opposition worries about domestic backlash. An Iranian media survey. “Fateful Monday,” “The Day of Truth” — those were the headlines of Iranian newspapers Monday morning, indicating the great excitement with…
By
Orly Noy
July 13, 2015
Israel media survey: Iran deal, not so bad after all?
A number of senior columnists and reporters say that Israel should be pleasantly surprised by the deal struck between the P5+1 and Iran over the latter’s nuclear program. Netanyahu — and his mouthpiece — digs in his heels. Although the pushback from the Prime Minister’s Office was immediate and unchanged, many senior figures in the…
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Michael Schaeffer Omer-Man
April 3, 2015
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Nov 8: Police demolish Bedouin mosque
The Headlines: Bedouins, Settlements, Terrorists, Iran, and Refugees > A mosque in the Bedouin city of Rahat, built without a permit, was demolished by the Israeli authorities. The regional police commander is immensely satisfied with the brilliant use of the “element of surprise”, and vows to pursue locals who protested the demolition. Reconstruction of the…
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Roi Maor
November 8, 2010
Nov 5-6: High-ranking official blackmailed Israeli government
Hebrew media roundup: Ehud Barak fires back, while the search for someone to replace him continues; Yedioth: Government was blackmailed by high-ranking official > Defense Minister Barak fires back at the Labor insurrection against his leadership (more on the move against Barak here). In their desperate search for a candidate to replace Barak, some MKs…
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Roi Maor
November 6, 2010
Nov 4: Labor Strongmen going after Ehud Barak
972 magazine’s daily media roundup: an insiders’ attack on defense minister Ehud Barak; Pro-Netanyahu tabloid celebrating the Democratic defeat in the midterms Ahabal (אהבל): Slang (org. Arabic) for a fool, an idiot. It’s time to learn a new word: Ahabal. That’s the term union leader and Labor strongman Ofer Eini has chosen to describe his…
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Noam Sheizaf
November 4, 2010
Nov 3: Intelligence chief expects regional conflict
The Headlines: Bad for Israel > Israel’s outgoing chief of Military Intelligence (and future head of Mossad?), Maj Gen Amos Yadlin, warns Israelis not be fooled by the “unprecedented” security they have enjoyed recently. The IDF’s own Jeremiah predicts that the “next military conflict” will happen on multiple fronts and may incur more fatalities. As…
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Roi Maor
November 3, 2010
Nov 2: Many Israelis pray Obama will be weakened
The Headlines: American voters elect Israel’s government > Today’s American congressional elections are front pages news in the Hebrew media. Israelis, so dependent on the US, are fascinated by its politics. But even so-called experts display shocking ignorance of the basic facts, often repeating silly partisan talking points. The general tone is schadenfreude towards the…
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Roi Maor
November 2, 2010
Nov 1: Slavery Law comes before Knesset
The Headlines: First Segregation, Now This? > Every year, the Knesset votes on an “economic arrangements” package that accompanies the budget bill. These are supposed to be measures that have a budgetary impact, but the Finance Ministry uses the bill to try and pass reforms that will not otherwise have a majority in the Knesset.…
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Roi Maor
November 1, 2010
Jerusalem Post on “the danger of intermarriage”
Marriage between Jews and Arabs were never a real political issue in Israel. Rabbi Meir Kahane once tried to introduce laws banning sexual relations between Jews and none-Jews and was thrown out of the Knesset. At the time, Supreme Court Justice Meir Shamgar wrote that Kahane’s actions and ideas remind “the worst harms that were…
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Noam Sheizaf
November 1, 2010
Oct 31: Was it the last Rabin memorial rally?
The daily Hebrew media roundup: Haaretz’s Tzvi Barel points to the similarities between Israel and the South African Apartheid Headlines: Bombs away > All four major dailies are leading with the Al-Qaeda mail bombing plots, presenting a pretty identical viewpoint in headlines and commentary. Haaretz’s chief intelligence analyst Yossi Melman sounds impressed, with a commentary…
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Dimi Reider
October 31, 2010
Oct 28: A Vote for Segregated Communities
The Headlines: Jim Crow > The Knesset’s constitution committee voted today to proceed with a final vote on a bill, which would allow small localities to establish “acceptance committees” to screen people who wish to live in that locality. Despite the law’s insistence that discrimination would not be allowed, the vague and broad criteria it…
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Roi Maor
October 28, 2010
Oct 27: Chaos in Israel’s security establishment
The Headlines: Bad Fences > A senior government official is accusing [Heb] the Defense Ministry of refusing to comply with a government decision to build a fence between Israel and Egypt. The official further alleged that the Ministry channeled funds allocated for this purpose, to pay salaries, and refused to allow any other government authority…
By
Roi Maor
October 27, 2010
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