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Tuesday, April 06, 2010

The IDF Censored News You Cannot Read

I must have gotten 10 phone calls today from people asking me about the "big" hushed up story that's currently blacked out by the IDF military censor and the Shabak/Shin Bet/Israel Secret Police.

The only thing on the JPost website about it is:

Press Council president, former Supreme Court Judge Dalia Dorner has harshly attacked a magistrate's court decision to prohibit publication of a story concerning journalists refusing to reveal sources.

Since the story is published everywhere OUTSIDE of Israel, I'll just provide a bunch of links, so you can see the story for yourself without actually have read it here, on the Muqata.

What I find baffling is that every teenager from a settlement or wearing a kippa is grilled by the IDF prior to induction to ensure they "will follow all orders including destroying settlements"...yet the IDF still doesn't consider left wingers to be a serious threat to Israel's security (until it's too late, like in the case above)


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6 comments:

  1. I like the AP's original version which said she became a gossip columnist

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  2. I checked the story out when it was first mentioned in Israel, and I gotta say, I don't see what the big deal is. Someone leaks documents illegally and are arrested; court doesn't allow details because of national security. So what?

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  3. Because maybe she's been feeding info to haaretz reporter Uri Blau with the full knowledge of the haaretz staff and this is actually a much bigger story?

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  4. Uri Blau has apparently fled Israel....

    Yes I hear he is living off NIF scrip, which is redeemable in London at Reubens.

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  5. Haaretz should be banned for spreading sedition and undermining national security.

    Don't hold your breath waiting for it to happen.

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  6. I meant, why are *they* making a big deal.

    I know the answer, of course, but it's depressing.

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