Haaretz is Israel's oldest daily newspaper, known for its liberal stance and in-depth reporting on Israeli and Middle Eastern affairs.

Founded in 1919, Haaretz is Israel's longest-running daily newspaper, recognized for its liberal and progressive editorial stance on domestic and international issues. It offers in-depth reporting and analysis on Israeli society, the Jewish world, the Palestinian territories, and the broader Middle East. Haaretz publishes in both Hebrew and English, with its English edition launched in 1997 to cater to international readers. The newspaper is owned by the Schocken family, with Amos Schocken serving as the publisher since 1990. The current editor-in-chief is Aluf Benn. Haaretz operates both print and online editions, providing daily content to its readership.

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