Nir Hasson is a journalist at Haaretz, covering a range of topics including construction, real estate, and judicial matters. With a focus on court proceedings, legal reform, and the housing market, he also writes about archaeology and regional interests across various global regions. Nir's work has been featured in the Mikveh Ladies Association of Rhode Island, Pearls & Irritations, and Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd.
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Nir Hasson's coverage is heavily focused on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to culture & society, government & politics, and crime. His reporting includes legal policy regulations and government announcements.
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By: Nir Hasson
Buried in a disused Roman-Byzantine winepress near Binyamina, one of the marble busts may depict Sparta's legendary founder, Lycurgus. 'There was a feeling we were about to discover something that was not supposed to be there,' an archaeologist said
By: Nir Hasson
A mix of government pressure, populist attacks, and internalized self-censorship is influencing the way Israeli journalists report on Gaza. Dr. Ayala Panievsky has an answer to this terrible failure
By: Matan Golan, Nir Hasson
'They Are Dangerous, These Settlers' Despite Civil Administration efforts to stop it, settlers took control of an archaeological site and
By: Linda Dayan, Nir Hasson
Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya, director of Gaza's Kamal Adwan Hospital, has been held since 2024 under the Unlawful Combatants Law, which permits the arrest
By: Nir Hasson
Imad Sarhan is the 104th security prisoner to die in an Israeli prison since war began on October 7, 2023. His medical file, which reached Physicians for Human Rights Israel, shows that he had not been medically examined for about three years
By: Nir Hasson
Nir Hasson (via Haaretz.com) Imad Sarhan is the 104th security prisoner to die in an Israeli prison since war began on October 7, 2023.
By: Yaniv Kubovich, Nir Hasson
The war in Gaza officially ended in October, but army orders facilitating the killing of innocent civilians remain in effect. 'Small and very thin. What was his fault? His face and body are full of shrapnel. What did he do to the Jews?'
By: Nir Hasson
The lower court initially convicted Yitzhak Sofer, who was filmed beating Palestinian photographer Mustafa Al-Kharouf outside Jerusalem's Old City, but later rescinded the conviction, citing trauma suffered on October 7
By: Nir Hasson
Nir Hasson (via Haaretz.com) The lower court initially convicted Yitzhak Sofer, who was filmed beating Palestinian photographer Mustafa Al-Kharouf
By: Nir Hasson, Eden Solomon, Adi Hashmonai
Continuing a new enforcement put in place last week, Israel Police in Jerusalem seized sound equipment from protesters, citing rules that prohibit noise during the Sabbath. Protests are also set to be held at Habima Square in Tel Aviv
