Yedioth Ahronot
Articles
Two Countries, One State
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Scholars Seek Greater Emphasis
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| Article by Raz Segal |
Prominent international genocide researchers, gathered for a colloquium in Israel, sent a letter to Israeli Education Minister Gideon Sa’ar about the need for Israel to give greater priority to Holocaust studies. |
(REUTERS/Gleb Garanich)
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Israeli Author Wins
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| Article by Elad Zeret |
Israeli author A. B. Yehoshua has won the prestigious French Prix Médicis Étranger literary award in the best author category for his book Spanish Charity, reports Elad Zeret. |
(REUTERS/Yannis Behrakis )
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Obama and Netanyahu:
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| Article by Yoaz Hendel |
Yoaz Hendel examines the relationship between President Obama and Prime Minister Netanyahu, and what it might mean for US-Israel relations with Obama’s re-election. |
(REUTERS/Jason Reed)
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Comment on Egyptian ‘Dictatorship’ Sign of Deeper Israeli Concern?
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High Time for Israel's Return
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| Article by Arik Carmon |
Arik Carmon calls for a return to the two-bloc system in Israel, arguing that the present multi-party situation has handicapped the Israeli government by allowing small parties to paralyze the system. |
.jpg?t=thumbnail "Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu (R) and Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman shake hands at a joint news conference in Jerusalem October 25, 2012.")
(REUTERS/Ammar Awad )
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Alan Dershowitz Makes the Case
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| Article by Nahum Barnea |
Alan Dershowitz and Steve Rabinowitz seek to convince American Jews both to vote for Obama and that the president does not have a “Jewish problem," Nahum Barnea reports. |
(REUTERS/Anja Niedringhaus/Pool)
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Rabin’s Assassination Marked
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| Article by Jonathan Yavin |
Jonathan Yavin writes that the assassination of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzak Rabin is correlated with the end of ‘Israeliness,’ defined as a secular Israel, enlightened and prosperous, advanced and united, and that lives in peace with itself and with its neighbors. |
(REUTERS/FLASH 90 )
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J-Street President Calls Israel's
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| Article by Moshe Ronen |
Although ostracized by right-wing circles and dubbed pro-Arab by the Knesset, lobby group J Street’s president and founder Jeremy Ben-Ami, whose father was an Irgun member, explains that everything he does is for Israel. Moshe Ronen interviewed one of the most influential Jews in the world just shy of the US and Israeli elections. |
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Iran and Turkey Closing in on Israel
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| Article by Yerach Tal |
A new study indicates that Middle Eastern countries have been heavily investing in research and university budgets in recent years, writes Yerach Tal. Turkey, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Jordan and especially Iran have shown remarkable scientific growth while Israel has whittled down government support for science, engineering and math. |
(REUTERS/Tyrone Siu)
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About
| Published: | Tel Aviv, Israel |
| Language: | Hebrew |
| Established: | 1939 |
| Published: | Daily |
Yedioth Ahronot, “the newspaper of Israel”, was founded in 1939. Purchased shortly thereafter by the Mozes family, which is still its owner, it underwent, in the early 1950s, a massive makeover under the editorship of Dov Judkovsky, thereby becoming Israel’s first tabloid newspaper, featuring flashy headlines, pictures and colloquial language.
This radical transformation propelled Yedioth Ahronot to become Israel’s most widely circulated daily newspaper, a title it held for decades, until 2010. As a sold newspaper, it still is the most circulated paper, since many of its articles cannot be found on the web.
With some of the country’s most high-profile writers, it features a wide range of political positions. Like most Israeli papers, Yedioth Ahronot does not publish an editorial, but its political leanings are by and large centre-right.
