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Ministry of Transport security head Avri Cohen holds a concurrent paid job as an airline security officer abroad, sparking scrutiny over senior public service employment.

Journalist Shlomi Eldar sparked a political storm with an investigative report claiming Benjamin Netanyahu received a pre-October 7 attack warning from the UAE. Amid planned defamation lawsuits, Eldar is also separating from his wife.

Haaretz journalist Shlomi Eldar faces inquiries from Channel 14 following his report alleging a UAE warning to PM Netanyahu before October 7. Netanyahu denies the claim and orders a defamation lawsuit.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issued a warning letter ahead of a 2.5 million shekel defamation lawsuit against Haaretz and journalists over a false report regarding pre-October 7 warnings.

The United Arab Emirates expressed frustration after being linked to an Israeli media report, seeking to stay out of internal political disputes. Emirati and Israeli sources strongly dismissed the publication.

Ido David Cohen, a veteran media and culture reporter, has been appointed as the first-ever spokesperson for the Haaretz-TheMarker Group, aiming to boost the public presence of its investigative journalism.

The entire staff of Walla Culture has resigned within three months over disputes with management. Star investigative reporter Sagi Ben Nun is leaving the portal to join Haaretz newspaper after a 12-year tenure.

Against the backdrop of the collective agreement to reduce staff at the Haaretz group signed in July, journalist and editor Merav Moran is ending her tenure after a decade: "I didn't see it coming and I was surprised. Completely. Boom."

A direct confrontation occurred on social media between Amit Segal and journalist Amir Tibon, following a report by Barak Ravid regarding a secret mediation channel with Iran. Amit Segal: 'You have to be stupid and filled with hate on the level of Amir Tibon'.

After years in the media and her participation in a successful reality show, the veteran journalist speaks candidly about the complex struggle with the serious illness she had been hiding, and explains why she decided to move out of the denial phase: "I didn't want people to pity me."

After 37 years as editor of the "Culture and Literature" supplement of "Haaretz", Benny Ziffer is ending his role with the closure of the supplement. In an interview with 103FM, he spoke about the shock of being fired and discussed the connection between his dismissal and his closeness to the Netanyahu couple.

The editor of the newspaper's "Culture and Literature" supplement received notice at the end of the week regarding the termination of his employment at Haaretz after 37 years. In an interview with "Gam Ken Tarbut," Ziffer said: "The years have passed and they apparently want to refresh, but a literary supplement will never have traffic." Regarding his relationship with the Netanyahu family: "I do...

Bricks thrown at entrances and a threatening letter left at the offices of major Israeli media outlets led to a covert investigation by the Tel Aviv Central Unit, resulting in a dramatic arrest and the filing of a prosecutor's statement.

Documents revealed show that as early as Netanyahu's first term, the family demanded coverage for private medical expenses, used aliases, bypassed procedures, and left debts of thousands of shekels to doctors and therapists.

The Magistrate's Court ruled that Yossi Klein's quotes were distorted, but it was not proven that Netanyahu or the Likud party published the distortion. Judge: "Freedom of speech does not include the freedom to lie." The background to the lawsuit is an opinion piece published by Klein in February 2023 under the headline "Attention: 1933 is already here."

The 73-year-old journalist described in her weekly column the period during which her health declined, the tests she underwent, and the moment she was diagnosed with the disease. Recently, she even tripped in the street and broke her shoulder — a fall that she says was related to the diagnosis. "I was ashamed of it, Parkinson's is a very unhappy holiday."

During the program 'The Patriots' on Channel 14, panelist Yaki Adamker sharply attacked an article published in the 'Haaretz' newspaper on Tuesday, claiming that the approach presented in it constitutes "a terrible distortion that led us to October 7th." The panelist addressed the claim that the article represents flawed thinking that prioritized the welfare of Gaza residents over Israel's...

Avi Katzman was one of Israel's most prominent intellectuals, a writer and editor for "Haaretz" and the legendary weekly "Koteret Rashit," who passed away at 74 after a difficult battle with cancer.

Rapper Yoav Eliassi, known as "HaTzel," denied being forcibly removed from his role as a standby squad commander. He stated that he chose to freeze his volunteer service on his own initiative.

Following an appeal by an attorney on behalf of the ruling party, the signage company removed the central sign at the Azrieli complex. The media group is outraged and accuses 'Likud' of attempting to silence a critical media outlet.

After the uncle of the Shin Bet chief demanded 500,000 shekels in compensation, alleging a smear campaign, the legal dispute against Haaretz has officially concluded following a mediation process.

The investigation will be conducted jointly by the Shin Bet and the Dan region crime-fighting unit. This development follows another incident last night where the glass doors at the 'Hadashot 12' news building were shattered. Investigators are now examining whether these events are connected.