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Israeli Government Sanctions Haaretz, Halts State Funding
Nov 24, 2024, 01:31 PM
The Israeli government, under Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, has approved a resolution to impose sanctions on the newspaper Haaretz. The sanctions include halting all state advertising, canceling state-funded subscriptions, and prohibiting any other forms of 'connections' with the paper. This decision was made unanimously by the government, following a proposal by Communications Minister Dr. Shlomo Karai. The move has sparked a call for public support for Haaretz, with some individuals expressing their pride in subscribing to the newspaper, citing its quality journalism.
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