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	Haaretz - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		In comparison to the other daily Hebrew newspapers, Maariv and Yediot Aharonot, Haaretz is relatively high brow, with longer articles, smaller print, fewer pictures and daily science and literature pages.
		Its views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict tend to be leftist, particularly the reporting of Amira Hass and, to a lesser extent, Gideon Levy.
		The online versions of Haaretz, both the Hebrew and English versions, are widely recognized to be some of the most reliable and most regularly updated news sites in Israel.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Haaretz (358 words)

	Encyclopedia: Haaretz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		In politics, left-wing, political left, leftism, or simply the left, are terms which refer (with no particular precision) to the segment of the political spectrum typically associated with any of several strains of socialism, social democracy, or liberalism (especially in the American sense of the word), or with opposition...
		Haaretz is an Israeli newspaper, founded in 1919.
		Haaretz's views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are leftist and represent the politicial agenda of Meretz (Israeli Social Democartic Left party) and the dovish part of the Israeli Labor Party (Ha-Avoda).
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Haaretz (720 words)

	Haaretz-Watch
		Haaretz doesnt care about our children's right to an education - their ownly concern is protecting the socialist and ossified teachers union.
		Haaretz has a raging obsession with a trivial coincidence and the Israeli public must be made aware of the Left's contortions of malicious slurs.
		Haaretz does not comprehend the survival instinct and is full of pathos for the Pali-murderers.
	haaretz-watch.blogspot.com (2189 words)

	Arutz Sheva - Israel National News
		Haaretz has a long history of running lurid stories about the alleged abuses of Arabs by “settlers”.
		Haaretz’ Amira Hass got convicted in court for libel a few years back because of one such story that turned out to be a fabrication.
		The opening paragraph of the story began: "A woman soldier was yesterday charged with forcing a Palestinian woman at gunpoint to drink a highly toxic liquid that made her blind and that caused external and internal burns that needed hospital treatment.
	www.israelnationalnews.com /article.php3?id=2432 (1379 words)

	Haaretz's Travesty of Language (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		When Haaretz isn’t referring to terrorists of Hamas, Islamic Jihad, or the various PLO offshoots as “activists,” it calls them “militants”—a word that connotes, or used to connote, hard-boiled labor leaders and the like.
		It struck me that during and since the orange-stars uproar, Haaretz, quietly and seemingly unnoticed, continues with its outrageous travesty of language in which cold-blooded genocidists are referred to in “neutral,” “objective,” politically-correct terms.
		Haaretz’s use of delicate terminology for today’s Nazis is no less an offense against truth, against the memory of what Jews have suffered, than the Gaza Jews’ use of the orange stars—arguably—was.
	www.frontpagemag.com /Articles/Printable.asp?ID=16466 (681 words)

	oznik.com words: Converted to Islam? The Government Will Send You To A Psychiatrist, Joseph Algazy, Haaretz 12 Dec. 2002
		She told Haaretz that she decided to convert to Islam not because she lived with a Muslim man, but because she has found her truth in Islam.
		A veteran Shara'aite litigator has told Haaretz that until a few years ago he did not encounter great difficulties in registering conversions and marriages that were ruled on by the Shara'aite court.
		In his experience, he said, until about three years ago, a Jew that converted to Islam was given a hearing at the Ministry of Religious Affairs, or at a rabbinical court, to ascertain the decision was made out of their own free will, and in an attempt to dissuade them.
	oznik.com /words/021212.html (1748 words)

	Eyeing Iran Reactors, Israel Seeks U.S. Bunker Bombs
		The Haaretz newspaper quoted a Pentagon report as saying the planned procurement sought 'to maintain Israel's qualitative advantage and advance U.S. strategic and tactical interests.' A GBU-27 laser guided 'bunker buster' bomb is seen in this undated file photo.
		Haaretz quoted Israeli government sources as saying the sale, including 4,500 other guided munitions, was not expected to go through until after the U.S. elections in November.
		Earlier this month, Haaretz said Israel sought to obtain the U.S.-made, one-ton "bunker buster" bombs for a possible future strike against arch-foe Iran's atomic development program, which the Jewish state considers a strategic threat.
	www.commondreams.org /headlines04/0921-20.htm (847 words)

	Palestine Media Watch
		In The Jerusalem Post, where pans of Haaretz appear regularly enough to qualify for their own section, Schocken?s comments were written off as just another of Haaretz?s extreme left twitches.
		According to The Post, Schocken?s squawking was further proof that Haaretz, a Zionist stronghold at the time of its founding in 1919 by a group of Russian journalists, had strayed too far to the left.
		Haaretz reporters working in the Palestinian territories, for example, are perennial sources of controversy.
	www.pmwatch.org /pmw/manager/features/display_message.asp?mid=603 (1366 words)

	JewishPress.com > News > View Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The ultra-secular Israeli world that is represented by the journalistic cesspool known as Haaretz did its sadistic best to add to the pain, to add to its long and ignoble record of hatred for Judaism.
		Two weeks before the withdrawal began, Haaretz editorialized that the Jews in Gaza were “criminals.” In a follow-up editorial the newspaper suggested that the government show an “iron fist” toward these Jews.
		Haaretz is, of course, wrong on Jewish law, as it is whenever it sees fit to offer moral judgment.
	www.thejewishpress.com /news_article.asp?article=5292 (585 words)

	Higgaion: Haaretz on Gath digs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		New evidence regarding the bitter end of Gat, the largest and most important Philistine city, was recently unearthed at a dig at Tel Zafit near the Masmia intersection in the Lachish region.
		Haaretz reports that "The archaeologists say that findings at the site reveal the unique method employed by the Arameans to seize the city." The "unique methods" apparently involved digging a large trench or moat to isolate the city.
		However, this is the sort of thing that would count as good cirucmstantial evidence to suggest that the attackers were in fact Arameans.
	www.heardworld.com /higgaion/2005/08/haaretz-on-gath-digs.html (434 words)

	Palestine Monitor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		An investigation by Haaretz and the human rights group B'Tselem repudiates the army's version of events concerning an August 24 operation in which five Palestinians were killed by Israel Defense Forces fire in the West Bank refugee camp of Tul Karm.
		However the material collected by Haaretz and B'Tselem reveals that the three teenage boys killed - Abu Zeina, Mohammed Othman, 17, and Mahmoud Ahadib, 17 - are not known members of any terrorist organization.
		A senior IDF officer told Haaretz on Tuesday that undercover Duvdevan troops went to the camp to arrest a group of wanted militants, primarily Abu Khalil of Islamic Jihad and Ribhi Amara of Hamas.
	www.palestinemonitor.org /nueva_web/updates_news/news/kill_unarmed_teens.htm (1497 words)

	Haaretz Documents the Struggle of Bil’in : SF Bay Area Indymedia
		Documents in Haaretz's possession show the rampant illegal construction is just the tip of the iceberg in a much graver affair.
		Following this, Haaretz has received two astounding documents that reveal the criminals' modes of operation and the help they receive from the state.
		4) Mofaz's Responsibility by Haaretz The defense minister's bureau issued a statement on Thursday stating that Shaul Mofaz has decided to appoint a committee to look into who is responsible for the methodical uprooting of Palestinians' olive trees.
	www.indybay.org /news/2006/01/1793722.php (3063 words)

	israelinsider: politics: Haaretz: Sharon had brain disease; mistreatment may have caused stroke (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Doctors interviewed by Haaretz believe that the blood thinners led to the severe brain hemorrhaging that Sharon suffered during his second stroke.
		Sharon's brain disorder is called cerebral amyloid angiopathy (CAA), which is diagnosed by brain scans, the doctor close to the case told Haaretz.
		A senior doctor told Haaretz Monday night that CAA is one of the main causes of cerebral bleeding in elderly individuals, and that studies in recent years have shown that the administering of blood-thinning medication to individuals with CAA is a "significant factor" in causing cerebral hemorrhages.
	web.israelinsider.com /Articles/Politics/7506.htm (1165 words)

	Nushworld: You Disappoint Me Haaretz
		Today's Haaretz (June 1) featured an editorial which used the plebiscite in France as a strong justification for opposing a referendum here in Israel on the Disengagement.
		As it is, I find it strange that Haaretz never comments on international affairs unless it has relevance to Israel.
		If Haaretz views itself as the "thinking person's newspaper", it should be able to make its voice heard on international developments, in the same way as any other quality newspaper around the world.
	nushworld.blogspot.com /2005/06/you-disappoint-me-haaretz.html (541 words)

	Religion Clause: Haaretz: "Beware the Zealots"
		In Israel, religious opposition to the government's decision to disengage from the Gaza Strip continues to pose intriguing issues of the relationship of religion to government.
		Today's Haaretz carries an interesting editorial reflecting on the impact of religious zealotry in a democracy.
		The setting for the comments is today's Jewish holiday of the Ninth of Av which commemorates, among other tragedies, the destruction of the Second Temple in Jerusalem the year 70 C.E. The editorial is worth quoting at length:
	religionclause.blogspot.com /2005/08/haaretz-beware-zealots.html (363 words)

	Israpundit: Haaretz survey on terror lawsuits
		Haaretz is doing a survey on whether terror lawsuits against the PLO are worthwhile.
		Here's how I responded:For too long the PA/ PLO has been convinced that it will suffer no consequences for its double dealing and failure to abide...
		For too long the PA/ PLO has been convinced that it will suffer no consequences for its double dealing and failure to abide by peace agreements.
	www.israpundit.com /archives/2005/09/haaretz_survey.php (133 words)

	WIPO Domain Name Decision: D2002-0272
		Respondent says that "ha’aretz" in Hebrew literally means "the land" and figuratively refers to "the homeland", that is, the country of Israel.
		Haaretz means "the land" in Hebrew and is not a registered trademark.
		It is well-established precedent within the UDRP that trademark holders in one country who failed to get the simplest and shortest ".com" version of their name do not necessarily have a right to take away the name from a registrant in another country when that name is generic or has multiple other legitimate uses.
	arbiter.wipo.int /domains/decisions/html/2002/d2002-0272.html (14421 words)

	oznik.com words: IDF Hides full reports from foreign press - reports Haaretz in Hebrew only, 10 Dec. 2002
		The following article was published by Edo Amin, a journalist in Tel Aviv, Israel, in the 6 Dec.issue of his weekly newsletter, Doch Amin (The Amin Report).
		A similar version of the article was published the same day in Israeli daily Haaretz, but omitted from the English online edition.
		I translated it here, as a service to Haaretz readers in English.
	oznik.com /words/021210.html (434 words)

	Stop the bulldozers - Haaretz Editorial (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The demolition of houses in the Jewish settlements - after years of occupation in Gaza during which Israel razed thousands of Palestinian housing units - would be an inhumane and immoral act.
		We are going to leave behind an area that will look like it has been hit with an atom bomb...
		The razing of the homes, public buildings, factories and greenhouses is indeed a serious mistake - a mistake that must be avoided.
	www.talkaboutgovernment.com /group/talk.politics.mideast/messages/775140.html (661 words)

	Bloomberg.com: Top Worldwide
		At least 14 Palestinians were killed in the missile strike, the Israeli daily newspaper Haaretz reported.
		The area ``was known as a gathering field of Hamas terrorists to be trained in the planting and activating of explosive devices,'' Israel's army said in an e-mailed statement.
		At least 30 other Palestinians were wounded in the strike early today, Haaretz reported on its Web site, citing unidentified Palestinian witnesses.
	quote.bloomberg.com /apps/news?pid=10000087&sid=aivcVS.P1m7k&refer=top_world_news (424 words)

	LWN: Suddenly, competition is in (Haaretz)
		Haaretz examines what the Israeli government is up to with Microsoft and free software.
		I'm sure there are some exceptions but most journalists just can't avoid abusing their position for promoting their own political agendas.
		More to point, I don't know if I've ever read an article on Haaretz that wasn't a vehicle for promoting someone's agenda, or written in such a way so as to deceive the uninformed.
	lwn.net /Articles/65468 (2171 words)

	Haaretz Watch Take a Pen
		If your letter to HAARETZ was published there, or you have a well-based and politely written letter to HAARETZ fit for publicity, send it to our editor and we may publish your letter!
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		HAARETZ Awarded Take-A-Pen’s Liar Of The Month For May 2004
	www.take-a-pen.org /israel/HaaretzWatch.htm (149 words)

	israelinsider: Briefs: Haaretz poll: Support for Netanyahu (still) greater than that for Sharon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Haaretz poll: Support for Netanyahu (still) greater than that for Sharon
		According to a poll conducted by Haaretz, support for Likud premier candidate Binyamin Netanyahu has lowered, but he is still ahead of PM Ariel Sharon, with a showing of 44% for Netanyahu versus 38% for Sharon.
		Haaretz poll: Gap between Netanyahu and Sharon closing - (Haaretz)
	web.israelinsider.com /Articles/Briefs/6512.htm (239 words)

	IMRA - Sunday, September 11, 2005 Haaretz Military Analyst Amir Oren: Sharon stuck Israel's back in a knife (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Haaretz Military Analyst Amir Oren: Sharon stuck Israel's back in a knife
		Haaretz Military Analyst Amir Oren in his weekly column in the Hebrew
		IMRA - Sunday, September 11, 2005 Haaretz Military Analyst Amir Oren: Sharon stuck Israel's back in a knife
	www.imra.org.il /story.php3?id=26830 (173 words)

	Daf Am Haaretz
		They had to ultimately concede defeat on translation, for which the mere existence of the ArtScroll translation is sufficient evidence, but which the ArtScroll also explicitly acknowledges in fn2 on 115b: "due to a general decline in the level of scholarship.
		But when the text reflects practices that remain part of the baseline of traditional observance, such a reading will likely appear to be blasphemous to some, and the reader himself may become self-conscious or even feel threatened by the alienation of his own practice from the practice that the text mandates.
		As a true am haaretz, this is the dilemma I now face, and the reason why my first post on this tractate has been so many days overdue.
	amidlifecrisis.blogspot.com (12807 words)

	Haaretz: Gul Brought A Message With Him From Damascus
		Haaretz: Gul Brought A Message With Him From Damascus
		JERUSALEM (AA) - The Haaretz Newspaper, one of the leading dailies in Israel, said on Tuesday that Turkish Foreign Minister & Deputy Prime Minister Abdullah Gul, who is currently paying a state visit to Israel, brought a message with him from Damascus.
		In an interview with the Haaretz Newspaper, Gul said, ''Turkey believes that Syria is serious about making peace with Israel.
	www.turkishpress.com /news.asp?ID=35637 (433 words)

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