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Israeli minister proposes bill to abolish KAN, Israel's public broadcaster

Opponents of the bill claim that it is intended to threaten the Public Broadcasting Corporation and is an attempt to silence an important voice.

 Ultra-Orthodox Jews protest outside the studios of the Public Broadcasting Corporation KAN, in Jerusalem, on August 17, 2020
 THE TOP headline in The Palestine Post of February 2, 1948, tells of the bombing of the newspaper’s offices.

Editor's Notes: These are our values

 THE WRITER works in her ‘Jerusalem Post’ office, amid evidence of being a print journalist.

My Word: Media changes and ‘press’-ing concerns

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50 years ago today: Jpost covers the Six-Day War


Israeli journalist calls religious Zionists more dangerous than Hezbollah

Defense Minister Liberman called for a boycott against Haaretz, Israel's sixth-largest Hebrew daily newspaper.

Hezbollah members carry mock rockets next to a poster of the group's leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah [FIle]

The future of Israel’s public and free media

The role of the media is to be a watchdog for democracy.

Netanyahu is seen delivering his speech to the U.S. Congress on television screens in an electronics store in a Jerusalem shopping mall March 3, 2015

Media Comment: Shameful legislation

Restricting Israel Hayom would be a blow to Israel’s freedom of the press and freedom of speech.

A woman is seen through a coffee shop window as she reads an article about Ben Zygier in an Yedioth Ahronoth newspaper in Jerusalem, February 15, 2013.

The IDI: Advocates of diversity and transparency in the media

We see the open involvement of newspaper owners across the entire media map in efforts to promote their agendas.

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Makor Rishon employees demonstrate against Antitrust Authority

Antitrust Authority says it is doing its best to make decision soon; employees say more complex cases have been approved more quickly.

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Makor Rishon, NRG urge anti-trust authority to approve sale to Adelson

Makor Rishon editor: "If we do not get approval by Thursday night ... the paper will die and become a corpse."

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