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Tag Archives: Mairav Zonszein
It’s a fiction, Israel really hasn’t silenced dissent
HAARETZ by Noah Efron September 29, 2014 A New York Times op-ed suggests that a right-wing cabal has shut us Israeli leftists up, and we can do little do about it. But we haven’t been silenced. We’ve just failed to … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Politics
Tagged Gideon Levy, Gila Almagor, Haaretz, Mairav Zonszein, New York Times, Orna Banai
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The New York Times’ Obsessive, Unsubstantiated Criticism of Israel Reaches New Depths
ALGEMEINER by Tamar Sternthal September 28, 2014 “Struggles for freedom continued across the Middle East and North Africa in 2013, but several countries faced worsening violence as antidemocratic forces asserted themselves,” according to a 2014 Freedom House report on the … Continue reading
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Tagged Freedom House, Mairav Zonszein, New York Times
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