‘Political interference in the broadcasting market’: Knesset advances controversial ratings law

By , Max Binks-Collier, Masih Khalatbari and Charlie Buckley, Investigative Journalism Bureau on October 29, 2024 Israel News, Middle East

The proposed bill would grant Israel’s government and communications minister complete power over television ratings, damaging ‘the right to privacy and therefore freedom of expression and the press’, the deputy AG said

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, Max Binks-Collier, Masih Khalatbari and Charlie Buckley, Investigative Journalism Bureau