"Haaretz," the oldest daily newspaper in Israel and the last printed opposition media, stands out for its revelations about Prime Minister Netanyahu and the Hamas attack, while continuing to inform despite the attacks it faces. (translated)
The Israeli company CyberGlobes, which offered tools for tracking and collecting data on activists and critics of the regime, had Croatia among its clients, reveals a Haaretz investigation, while documents show that the company also collaborated with authoritarian regimes and Western democracies. (translated)
The Israeli newspaper Haaretz revealed on September 8 that Benjamin Netanyahu was aware of the onset of a major operation by Hamas on Israeli territory from Emirati leader Mohammed Ben Zayed, ten days before October 7. Are we witnessing, at the dawn of... (translated)
The United States sinks five Iranian oil tankers in response to a missile attack against an American warship, while Trump predicts that the war will end after the midterm elections and Netanyahu announces a lawsuit against Haaretz for defamation. (translated)
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is planning to sue the newspaper Haaretz, which accuses him of having ignored a warning about a large-scale Hamas attack in 2023. (translated)
SEISMIC POLITICS IN ISRAEL ⚠️ NETANYAHU A-T-IL LAISSÉ FAIRE LE MASSACRE DU 7 OCTOBRE ? An investigative work by two journalists, published on September 8 by the left-wing daily Haaretz, upends the (translated)
Netanyahu is suing Haaretz for defamation for publishing evidence that he was warned of an imminent operation just before October 7. Haaretz stands by all its statements. (translated)
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced that he will file a lawsuit against the newspaper Haaretz for defamation, challenging a report that claims the President of the UAE warned him about an imminent Hamas attack. (translated)
A report by the Israeli newspaper Haaretz raises serious accusations against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, as he allegedly ignored warnings of the Hamas attack on October 7. (translated)
According to an article in the daily Haaretz, Benjamin Netanyahu was informed of an imminent threat of an attack by Hamas by the president of the United Arab Emirates a few days before the attacks on October 7, 2023, but did not relay this information to the Israeli security forces. (translated)
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced plans to sue the newspaper Haaretz for defamation after it reported that he had been warned by Emirati President Mohamed bin Zayed Al-Nahyan before the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, a statement that Netanyahu denies. (translated)
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced a lawsuit against the newspaper Haaretz after it reported that he was warned by the United Arab Emirates before the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023. (translated)
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced a defamation lawsuit against the newspaper "Haaretz" after it reported that the Emirati president warned him in the fall of 2023 about an upcoming Hamas offensive, which Netanyahu called a "blatant lie." (translated)
The pre-election battle for the elections on October 27 is proving critical for Netanyahu, who is facing increasing pressure from the opposition due to revelations by Haaretz indicating failures in warnings about the Hamas attack and additional trials in his relationship with Trump. (translated)
The Haaretz investigation reveals that Netanyahu received a warning from the president of the United Arab Emirates before the Hamas attack on October 7, while several Western countries decide to impose sanctions on Israeli settlements in the West Bank. (translated)
In episode 1280 of Morning, they discuss Haaretz's investigation of Netanyahu regarding the Hamas attack, the sanctions against Israeli settlements not imposed by Italy, the dialogue between Trump and Putin about the situation in Ukraine, the state funeral for Ratko Mladic, and the OECD-PISA report highlighting the decline in reading skills among fifteen-year-olds. (translated)
An investigation by the Israeli newspaper "Haaretz" reveals that Benjamin Netanyahu was informed ten days before October 7 of Hamas's intentions by Emirati President Mohammed Bin Zayed, but ignored this crucial warning. (translated)
The president of the United Arab Emirates, Mohamed Bin Zayed, reportedly warned Netanyahu about an imminent large-scale action by Hamas before the attack on October 7, according to Haaretz, although the Israeli prime minister has denied such communication. (translated)
According to a survey by the daily Haaretz, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu allegedly ignored a warning from the President of the United Arab Emirates regarding an imminent attack by Hamas, which he did not consider serious and for which he did not inform the security services, a failure for which the opposition is now demanding accountability. (translated)
