How Netanyahu gov’t media reforms risk deepening Israeli press bias
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This article is not considered a psychological operation. It reports on widespread criticism from media freedom groups and opposition lawmakers over new Israeli legislation that significantly alters the country's media landscape by removing oversight, weakening journalism standards, and lifting ownership restrictions. The High Court has temporarily frozen key parts of the law ahead of elections, raising concerns about government influence over the press and potential conflicts of interest involving Prime Minister Netanyahu.
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