State
Why has Pakistan introduced new guidelines for state oversight of foreign media? - analysis
Pakistani journalists working for foreign media organizations are also covered by the new guidelines.
European Union explores possible support for new Gaza administration committee
'Correct a historical injustice': Yair Lapid to table Knesset bill branding Qatar as 'enemy state'
WATCH: Anti-regime activists hack Iran's national broadcaster, transmit Pahlavi's calls to protest
Peace-Traumatic Stress Disorder
PA Chairman Mahmoud Abbas has consistently refused to return to talks with Israel and has repeatedly rejected the Jewish state’s pleas in this regard.
Mali Tuaregs, Islamist rebels agree on new state
Mali rebels, Salafist group merge, agree on Islamic north; rebels say new administration to be appointed.
Activist to be compensated over police beating
Victim was Neveh Dekalim resident picking up daughter from anti-disengagement rally; state to pay NIS 60,000.
Why haredim should not be Zionists
I think that haredim would disagree with his conjunction of “Zionism and the State of Israel” and argue the two are not identical.
Former MK: State must work to protect intellectual property
Most countries in the Western world understand the great importance in the protection of rights to intellectual property, says Lynn.
Into the Fray: ‘Haaretz’ vs the Jews
The success of the post-Zionist strategy hinges on breaking the sense of kinship between the Jewish people and the State of Israel.
Gov't program to help kids at-risk has grave faults
State program failing to track, assess its own work over 5 yrs; state youth at risk program took 4 yrs to get programs active.
The Region: Frozen in time
There was not a word of hatred, of reviling any enemy. No smugness of triumph, no desire for conquest; no thirst for revenge or punishment. Thus behaves the world’s most slandered nation.
Into the Fray: Excoriating Eisner: Egregious or ethical?
The panicky response by Israel’s leaders to the Eisner episode will only serve to encourage pernicious ‘protest tourism’ by pampered radicals.
A life in print
Marlin Levin looks back on a thrilling, at times life-threatening 65-year career at the ‘Post’ and ‘Time.’
