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Military rulers spread fear throughout Egyptian media

Jewish Journal February 15, 2012

The ousting of Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak one year ago was supposed to be the harbinger of an era of democracy, freedom, justice and, ultimately, freedom of press. But only a few days removed from the anniversary of Mubarak’s “departure,” journalists – foreign media and locals alike – are facing the heavy hand of the Egypt’s governing military council as they seek, day-by-day, to do their jobs.

Turkey’s Erdogan, others hint at Jewish control of media

Jewish Journal June 7, 2011

Turkish leaders including Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan blamed Israel and its supporters for what they said was international media hostility to the country\’s ruling party. \”This international media, as they are supported by Israel, would not be happy with the continuation of the AKP government,” the Turkish Daily News quoted Erdogan as saying this week. “Of course, they have their hands on Turkey nowadays.”

Briefs

Jewish Journal March 27, 2008

The Brief, news from around the United States and the world\n\n

Bittersweet symphonies: the Pearls struggle to find life after Daniel’s death

Tom Tugend September 28, 2006

Music was Daniel Pearl\’s avocation, but journalism was his profession. In pursuit of a story on Al Qaeda\’s financial ties, the then-38-year-old Wall Street Journal reporter was kidnapped in early 2002 in Pakistan and beheaded by Islamic extremists.

Media reporters meet community; Karnit Goldwasser appeals for help

Norma Zager September 14, 2006

Community

American-Born Spokeswoman Big Asset to Israel

Dina Kraft August 17, 2006

The former army intelligence officer with an easy smile was busy as the face of Israel\’s foreign media outreach, giving more than 80 interviews to international media networks and newspapers during the war.

Q & A With Ehud Danoch

Amy Klein July 27, 2006

Ehud Danoch, who has served as consul general of Israel in Los Angeles since October 2004, has been working round the clock since fighting first broke out between Israel and its neighbors in late June.

Letters to the Editor

Jewish Journal July 19, 2006

Letters to the Editor

20+ Ideas to Jump-Start Jewish L.A.

Jewish Journal June 29, 2006

Jewish Journal of Los Angeles 20th Anniversary

Unraveling the Red String

Amy Klein June 8, 2006

Around the Pico-Robertson neighborhood — and the city — the standard lectures were being given on topics ranging from the Book of Ruth to Israel, but something off the beaten path was taking place on Robertson Boulevard in a lecture at Anshei Emet Synagogue. The subject was \”Kabbalah and the Red String.\”

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Military rulers spread fear throughout Egyptian media

Turkey’s Erdogan, others hint at Jewish control of media

Briefs

Bittersweet symphonies: the Pearls struggle to find life after Daniel’s death

Media reporters meet community; Karnit Goldwasser appeals for help

American-Born Spokeswoman Big Asset to Israel

Q & A With Ehud Danoch

Letters to the Editor

20+ Ideas to Jump-Start Jewish L.A.

Unraveling the Red String

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