Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has announced a boycott of the influential daily newspaper Haaretz, accusing it of supporting Israel’s enemies during the Gaza war. According to a report by Middle East Monitor, the decision includes cutting all advertising and editorial ties with the paper. A government directive instructs all ministries, state-funded companies, and public advertising agencies to avoid any relationship with Haaretz. The boycott was implemented based on a government decision made in November 2024.
The Israeli government claims that Haaretz published editorials during the Gaza conflict that undermined Israel’s legitimacy and right to self-defense. Officials stated that they would not tolerate a domestic newspaper supporting enemies or calling for international sanctions against Israel.
Israel’s Attorney General has warned that the new restrictions could negatively affect press freedom, increasing the risk of commercial and political interference in media operations.
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