Ran Shimoni is a journalist at Haaretz Daily Newspaper Ltd. He covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest and world news, with a focus on APAC, LATAM, culture and society, as well as crime and justice, particularly white-collar crime. His work often explores social interest themes such as racial issues, civil rights, and diversity and inclusion.
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Ran Shimoni focuses on national coverage in Israel, with a notable emphasis on government & politics, crime, and culture & society. His articles predominantly cover announcements and evolving stories related to Israeli society, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, protests, crime incidents, and political developments.
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By: Ran Shimoni
The Attorney Who Represented the Couple Welcomed the Ruling as a Victory for Humanitarian Justice, Saying the Court Ended the Interior Ministry's 'Rigid and Cruel' Approach. The State Was Also Ordered to Pay 15,000 Shekels and Conduct Further Security Review
By: Ran Shimoni
The Seven Left Israel Legally to Visit Family, but Their Documents and Visas Expired During the Iran War, and They Have Since Been Unable to Renew Them or Arrange for Their Return. 'Our Lives Are a Catastrophe Here,' Said One Asylum Seeker
By: Ran Shimoni
Nikolai Was Taken From His Workplace After Police Told Him They Had 'Just a Few Questions.' Within Hours He Was Told He Would Be Deported. After Israel Sought to Withdraw the Case, the Supreme Court Said the Authorities' Conduct Raises Questions
By: Josh Breiner, Ran Shimoni
Police and Immigration Officials Have Begun Detaining Asylum Seekers Identified as Regime Supporters, Even as Israel Has No Interior Minister Empowered to Sign Deportation Orders and the Attorney General's Office Says It Was Not Consulted
By: Ran Shimoni
The Suspect Was Arrested for Alleged Assault and the Petah Tikva Magistrate's Court Ruled That Police Actions Delayed His Psychiatric Evaluation for Days. 'The Court Rarely Encounters Such Blatant Conduct by a Police Unit,' the Judge Wrote
By: Bar Peleg, Ran Shimoni
The move expands eligibility criteria after years of legal challenges over the state's failure to process asylum requests, and is expected to grant status to most Sudanese asylum seekers still living in Israel without legal status
By: Ran Shimoni
Officers invited public broadcaster Kan to document the southern Tel Aviv raid on undocumented youths, drawing fierce criticism from a judge who said the PR stunt severely harmed the investigation
By: Ran Shimoni
The Supreme Court ruled that, given the high concentration of foreign children in just two schools in south Tel Aviv, the municipality and the Education Ministry had to formulate a plan to integrate the students into other schools as well
By: Ran Shimoni
Citizens planning to fly home to vote struggled to verify or restore their registration, prompting a slew of complaints that eventually led to an extension of the appeals deadline
By: Ran Shimoni
At a ceremony in Tel Aviv, Israel's Filipino community celebrated dozens of its members who served in the IDF. But while those onstage wore uniforms that had secured their place in Israeli society, children in the audience looked on, their own futures still uncertain
