Outstanding women in media
Israeli journalist Amira Hass has lived and worked in the Occupied Palestinian territories for nearly 16 years. She has reported extensively on the lives of Palestinians and written critically about both Israeli and Palestinian authorities. On October 28 she will receive the International Women’s Media Foundation Lifetime Achievement Award in Los Angeles, given to female journalists with a pioneering spirit and a determination that paves the way for women in the news media. Amira Hass joins Larry Mantle to talk about how she provides an accurate portrayal of the lives of Palestinians living under Israeli occupation.
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Israeli reporter Amira Hass works October 21, 2002 in Yanun, West Bank.
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Amira Hass, reporter and columnist for Ha’aretz Daily, a newspaper based in Tel Aviv
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3 weeks, 2 days ago
I wonder ifcthere is anyone like
Amira on the Arab side?
Any women criticizing the
policies of Arab countries?
3 weeks, 2 days ago
She is wonderfully articulate about the problems Israel causes for Palestinians. She does not seem to address the pervasive Palestinian (and Arab) attitude that Jews have no rights to land they fought and died for.