Hagar Shezaf is a journalist at Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd. She covers complex narratives around the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, focusing on personal stories and social justice issues. Hagar's work has also been featured in the MIKVEH LADIES ASSOCIATION OF RHODE ISLAND and Foreign Policy.
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Hagar Shezaf's coverage focuses on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with an emphasis on evolving and breaking news stories related to human rights, detentions, and settler violence. Her work also delves into culture & society, government & politics, and world affairs.
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By: Hagar Shezaf
Since Its Proscription as a Terror Group in the U.K. Over the Summer, More Than 2,000 People Have Been Arrested for Voicing Support for the Activist Group Palestine Action. But Critics Are Sounding the Alarm Over the Mass Arrests: 'We Worry Greatly That It Normalizes the Idea That Protest Is Inherently a Threat'
By: Hagar Shezaf
Walid Ahmed, 17, died in Israel's Mediggo prison a year ago, after suffering extreme malnutrition. Investigation into his death was closed due the fact that an autopsy could not determine causal connection to his death. His body is still held by Israel
By: Hagar Shezaf
Hagar Shezaf (via Haaretz.com) Walid Ahmed, 17, died in Israel's Mediggo prison a year ago, after suffering extreme malnutrition.
By: Hagar Shezaf
Speaking to Haaretz, the Green Party leader defended his calls for sanctions on Israel and an end to the U.K.-Israel trade deal, while arguing his Jewish identity is sometimes 'weaponized,' and saying there is no single voice that can claim to represent all Jewish communities
By: Hagar Shezaf
On Thursday, U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer called Polanski's comments to Haaretz 'disgraceful,' criticizing anyone who 'denies or belittles' antisemitism. Two days earlier, Polanski said U.K. Jews feel increasingly unsafe, saying both perceived and actual threats are unacceptable
By: Hagar Shezaf
A policy linked to National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has blocked access to essentials such as hearing aid batteries and glasses. Rights groups have cited dozens of cases, including that of a deaf detainee allegedly beaten after failing to hear guards' orders
By: Hagar Shezaf
Hagar Shezaf (via Haaretz.com) A policy linked to National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has blocked access to essentials such as hearing aid batteries and glasses.
By: Hagar Shezaf
A Trip Across Britain Reveals a Despondent, Divided Land
By: Hagar Shezaf
The petition cited 'allegations and accounts of antisemitic abuse' against the far-right Reform Party leader.
By: Hagar Shezaf
Israel's national security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir's shameless policy of severely mistreating Palestinian prisoners is not a one-man job. A series of officials across and beyond the prison system are enabling him, or turning a blind eye
