Centre-left
estimate · not a score
Haaretz
🇮🇱IL ·
newspaper · independent
· haaretz.com
| Spectrum |
Left
Centre-left
Centre
Centre-right
Right
State / loyalist
An estimate, not a score.
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| Founded | 1919 no source on file — the date is not confirmed by us |
| Headquarters | Tel Aviv, Israel no source on file |
| Funding | Privately owned by members of the Schocken family and by Leonid Nevzlin; no state ownership or state funding is identified in the sources checked. |
| Reach | |
| In its own words | Describes itself as: "On its own About page, Haaretz describes its coverage as reflecting 'a liberal and progressive editorial stance on domestic issues and international affairs' and describes 'a commitment to staunchly independent journalism.'." |
| Identity | Wikipedia |
Bias we have measured in their reporting
A previous framing corrected
the twelve-country statement described as ambiguously worded — in 1 article
Asserted flat
The report states as fact that barring Arab parties is a standing ritual. — in 1 article
Asserted flat
The report says ethnicity explains the different outcomes, in its own voice. — in 1 article
Asserted in the report's own voice
Parties are characterised by what they are said to promise, unattributed, and the headline calls the result frightening. — in 1 article
From 1936 articles we hold, with the quote behind every tag.
Claims we checked that rest on their reporting:
2 misleading11 disputed30 unverified17 true
A verdict is on the sentence we checked, not on the outlet. An outlet that files a lot is checked a lot.
A verdict is on the sentence we checked, not on the outlet. An outlet that files a lot is checked a lot.
Ownership
| Holder | Type | Stake | Control | Instrument | Since | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Schocken family | person | 75% | yes | equity | — | link |
| Leonid Nevzlin | person | 25% | — | equity | — | link |
Percentages appear only where a source states them. "Not disclosed" means nobody published a number, not that we did not look.
Editorial control
Editor-in-Chief
Editor-in-chief of Haaretz since 2011; joined the paper in 1988 and previously worked as a diplomatic correspondent and columnist there.
Publisher
Publisher of Haaretz and head of the Haaretz Group; son of former editor and publisher Gershom Schocken and grandson of Salman Schocken, who acquired the paper in 1935.
Journalists
Military and Defense Analyst · military · defense · security
Military and defense correspondent for Haaretz; previously anchored a weekly defense-affairs program on Army Radio (Galei Tzahal).
Columnist · israeli-politics · public-opinion
Columnist for Haaretz; political consultant and pollster; co-founder of +972 Magazine.
Middle East Affairs Columnist · middle-east · international-affairs
Middle East affairs analyst and columnist for Haaretz.
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Covers
What we hold from them
Stories where they were checked and didn’t cover it
Four dead at a wedding in Kuhestak. Three of four experts say the munition was American.
— read, nothing on this event
Saudi Arabia says Iran hit the tanker Sidr in Hormuz. AFP, on the same site, calls the attacks unclaimed.
— read, nothing on this event
An-Nahar says more than twenty hit around Nabatieh, IRNA says one killed and two wounded
— read, nothing on this event
Riyadh says 73 civilians wounded; the parliament in Sanaa condemns "Saudi crimes"
— read, nothing on this event
LBCI and An-Nahar lead on "hundreds detained"; Al-Monitor on operations "increasingly sustained and entrenched"
— read, nothing on this event