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העין השביעית הכל
25.10.2025
המולטי-מיליארדר אילון מאסק, הבעלים של טוויטר, עם ראש ממשלת ישראל בנימין נתניהו ואשתו שרה, מפעל טסלה בקליפורניה, 18.9.23 (צילום: אבי אוחיון, לע"מ)

"טוויטר הפכה לפלטפורמה המועדפת עבור פרסומים אנטישמיים"

ארגון למאבק באנטישמיות מזהיר מה"רעילות המשתוללת" ברשת החברתית של אילון מאסק, הכוללת תכנים הנעים מהכחשת שואה ותמיכה בהיטלר ועד לקריאות לאלימות והפצת קונספירציות אנטישמיות • "חברות המדיה החברתית, במיוחד טוויטר, חייבות לקחת אחריות על התופעה"

שוקי טאוסיג
24.10.2025
IDF Chief of Staff Eyal Zamir speaks during an event for outstanding soldiers as part of Israel's 77th Independence Day celebrations, at the President's residence in Jerusalem on May 1, 2025. Photo by Yonatan Sindel/Flash90

After Two Years, the IDF Has Yet to Complete Its Investigation Into the Attack on Journalists in Southern Lebanon

A Reuters journalist was killed and journalists from international media outlets were seriously injured by IDF fire in Lebanon in October 2023 • Multiple comprehensive investigations determined it was deliberate fire on the group, which was marked as press crews and positioned in open terrain, and that there was no exchange of fire at the location • The IDF expressed regret and promised the incident would be investigated, but two years later reports that "the incident is currently in the investigation stages, and the findings of the inquiry regarding the incident have not yet been concluded"

Oren Persico
24.10.2025
From right: Supreme Court Justices Ruth Ronen, Gila Kanfi-Steinitz, and Ofer Grosskopf (Photos: Flash90)

The Supreme Court Once Again Postpones Its Ruling on the Ban Preventing Journalists from Entering the Gaza Strip

For an entire year, the justices of the Supreme Court allowed the government to avoid responding to a petition filed by representatives of the international press, who demanded to permit journalistic coverage from within Gaza. "All the so-called justifications for this extremely severe violation of the very foundations of freedom of expression and the public’s right to know have now expired," argued the Foreign Press Association (FPA). The justices were unconvinced and granted the state yet another extension to draft a new response. Until now, the judges had justified the delays on the grounds of the ongoing war. now, the pretext is the ceasefire

Oren Persico