Haaretz
Haaretz is an Israeli daily newspaper known for its liberal and left-leaning editorial stance on domestic and foreign policy. It frequently publishes reporting and opinion pieces that are critical of Israeli government policies regarding settlements, military operations, and civil liberties. The publication is owned by the Schocken family, who maintain control over its editorial direction, with a minority stake held by Leonid Nevzlin.
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The newspaper has experienced internal friction, such as in 2012 when a union strike occurred over planned layoffs. More recently, in 2024, shareholder Leonid Nevzlin publicly distanced himself from comments made by publisher Amos Schocken regarding Palestinian 'freedom fighters,' stating they did not align with the values of the newspaper or its journalists.
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