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Amir Oren
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Senior Correspondent and Columnist, Haaretz
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By Amir Oren Verified| Haaretz Verified Get email notification for articles from Amir Oren Follow Spring 1980, Philadelphia. The primaries for the Republican presidential candidate. Ronald Reagan invites local and foreign journalists to accompany him for a photo shoot. Smiles and handshakes in the Italian market. The security is evident, cumbersome but not heavy. The reporters are channeled to the candidate's next destination, a butcher shop, where the butcher takes pride in a gleaming series of long knives, iron swords.
By Eric Edelman, Dan Runde, Amir Oren Verified, Bogdan Polovko| jstribune.com@ On July 8, Russia launched a barrage of missiles that hit the Okhmatdyt Children’s Hospital in Kyiv, killing at least 38 persons. One missile demolished the ward which cared for child patients on dialysis. The explosion was so powerful that the top floor of the building collapsed; the shockwave and secondary shrapnel destroyed two other wards. Ukrainians knew a terrible thing had happened but after the initial shock, there was no despair.
By Amir Oren Verified| Haaretz Verified Get email notification for articles from Amir Oren Follow Spring 1980, Philadelphia. The primaries for the Republican presidential candidate. Ronald Reagan invites local and foreign journalists to accompany him for a photo shoot. Smiles and handshakes in the Italian market. The security is evident, cumbersome but not heavy. The reporters are channeled to the candidate's next destination, a butcher shop, where the butcher takes pride in a gleaming series of long knives, iron swords.
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Haaretz
Haaretz is Israel's oldest daily newspaper, established on June 18, 1919. Initially published in Jerusalem, it moved to Tel Aviv in 1923. Founded by a group of businessmen, it was originally called *Hadashot Ha'aretz* before being shortened to *Haaretz*. The newspaper has a rich history, having been owned by the Schocken family since 1937, with Amos Schocken currently serving as the publisher. Haaretz is published in both Hebrew and English, with the English edition launched in 1997. It covers a wide range of topics, including national and international news, politics, culture, and social issues, with a focus on balanced reporting. The newspaper employs foreign correspondents in major world capitals, ensuring comprehensive global coverage. Known for its independent and liberal stance, Haaretz serves a diverse readership that includes influential figures from various sectors of Israeli society.
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Founded: 1918