Ran Shimoni is a journalist at Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd. He focuses on themes such as crime and justice, the judicial system, and cultural and societal issues, often exploring topics like court proceedings and legal reform within regional and global contexts. Ran's work has been featured in various prominent publications, contributing to discussions on EMEA, MENA, and APAC affairs.
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Ran Shimoni focuses on national coverage in Israel, with a notable emphasis on government & politics, crime, and culture & society. His articles predominantly cover announcements and evolving stories related to Israeli society, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, protests, crime incidents, and political developments.
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By: Bar Peleg, Ran Shimoni
The move expands eligibility criteria after years of legal challenges over the state's failure to process asylum requests, and is expected to grant status to most Sudanese asylum seekers still living in Israel without legal status
By: Ran Shimoni
Officers invited public broadcaster Kan to document the southern Tel Aviv raid on undocumented youths, drawing fierce criticism from a judge who said the PR stunt severely harmed the investigation
By: Ran Shimoni
The Supreme Court ruled that, given the high concentration of foreign children in just two schools in south Tel Aviv, the municipality and the Education Ministry had to formulate a plan to integrate the students into other schools as well
By: Ran Shimoni
Citizens planning to fly home to vote struggled to verify or restore their registration, prompting a slew of complaints that eventually led to an extension of the appeals deadline
By: Ran Shimoni
At a ceremony in Tel Aviv, Israel's Filipino community celebrated dozens of its members who served in the IDF. But while those onstage wore uniforms that had secured their place in Israeli society, children in the audience looked on, their own futures still uncertain
By: Ran Shimoni
As Israel's election nears, over 640,000 first-time voters – shaped by pandemic, war, and social media – are poised to play a decisive role
By: Ran Shimoni
Special education placement is not dependent on registration zones, yet children of asylum seekers were sent to segregated schools while Israeli peers went to integrated ones. 'I feel like they threw my son in the trash,' said a mother
By: Ran Shimoni
Petitioners are asking to cast provisional ballots in the October election pending a court ruling. They say their residency status was revoked without notice or a hearing, leaving them off the voter roll and compromising their ability to vote
By: Ran Shimoni
The court ruled that the petition had been filed too late, just days before the electoral roll was due to be finalized, and that the timetable did not allow sufficient period to properly consider the applicants' arguments
By: Ran Shimoni
An Israeli juvenile court released the teen on bail after injuries found on his body appeared to support his claim of coercion. Haaretz previously reported that car theft gangs recruit poor Palestinian teens to drive stolen vehicles to the West Bank
