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Israeli Media Freedom

The editorial in today's Beirut Daily Star states, in response to Israeli media criticism of the IDF's shooting of an Israeli trying to cut the security fence, as follows:

"The utility of the Naamati incident goes beyond what it says about Israel’s media by underlining the impossibility of a similar controversy’s taking place in any Arab country. Apart from a too-common willingness to portray Israeli Jews as cartoon characters with large noses, the Arab journalist is also wary of criticizing his or her own government ­ not because being called “traitors” might hurt one’s feelings but because being prosecuted and imprisoned can end a career and maybe a life."
posted on 12/29/2003