Gideon Levy is a journalist at Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd. He covers a range of topics including court proceedings, legal reform, and social interest, with a particular focus on regional interests and world news. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as Democracy for the Arab World Now (DAWN), Middle East Eye, and Jacobin Magazine.
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Gideon Levy's articles predominantly focus on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, particularly in relation to Gaza and the Israeli military. His coverage includes evolving stories, opinion editorials, and investment analysis related to world affairs, culture & society, as well as government & politics.
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By: Alex Levac, Gideon Levy
A healthy Palestinian 16-year-old was detained by the Israeli military for 'throwing objects.' Now he's hospitalized with possible brain damage after two open-heart surgeries and the partial amputation of one of his legs – all because he was denied proper medical treatment in prison
By: Gideon Levy
Gideon Levy (via Haaretz.com) A healthy Palestinian 16-year-old was detained by the Israeli military for 'throwing objects.'
Israel believes it can expel the British, humiliate the Spanish and punish the entire world without retribution. Up to now, it was right.
By: Gideon Levy
At best, Lapid will be tourism minister in the next government. His downfall reflects an imaginary political center that has nothing to offer, because there will never be a center, only a right in disguise
By: Gideon Levy, Alex Levac
Settlers come to the town of Sa'ir for a pogrom-type outing. Residents throw stones at them to drive them away, and a 16-year-old Palestinian boy is shot dead from a distance. Police arrest only the stone-throwers, while the shooter remains free
By: Gideon Levy
Gideon Levy (via Haaretz.com) Settlers come to the town of Sa'ir for a pogrom-type outing.
By: Gideon Levy
This election should reckon with October 7 and the devastation in Gaza and Lebanon. An election cycle that avoids important issues foreshadows what will happen once it's over
By: Gideon Levy
Everyone is playing the game: Britain supposedly imposes sanctions, about a dozen other European countries pretend to join them and Israel responds
By: Gideon Levy, Alex Levac
A settler reports a sheep theft – apparently a false accusation – setting off this chain of events: The army raids a Palestinian village, joins settlers in stealing dozens of sheep and goats and, along the way, shoots two young men dead
By: Gideon Levy
Gideon Levy (via Haaretz.com) A settler reports a sheep theft – apparently a false accusation – setting off this chain of events: The army raids a
