Two bricks thrown at Israeli daily Haaretz’s newsroom
By the AFREEQUE newsroom, based on Kassataya
Israeli daily Haaretz is tightening security at its premises after two bricks were thrown at the entrance to its newsroom on the night of 7 to 8 July. A suspect was arrested and charged a month later, while the newspaper continues to cover the government critically, according to a report by M le Mag.
On the night of 7 to 8 July, two bricks were thrown at the headquarters of Israeli daily Haaretz in Tel Aviv, according to a report by Kassataya produced in partnership with M le Mag. The newspaper recently hired a security guard to strengthen its security.
Haaretz is one of the last Israeli media outlets critical of the Prime Minister’s policies. Its investigations have challenged the ruling right-wing and far-right coalition. The daily also faces accusations of treason over its coverage of the war in Gaza and government retaliation, amid the parliamentary election campaign.
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