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Mida is a conservative magazine outlet. We translate its reports into English and compare them with 43 other newsrooms.
Group in the coverage barRight-wing pressIts own lean is rated Right.
Language and baseHebrew · Jerusalem
The last 30 days
34reports translated
94%first to report
803 mintypical time behind the first report
100%carry a named author
9%opinion and analysis
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Mida's tone this month is charged, more charged than the rest of the right-wing press.
From 34 reports this month, judged without the newsroom's name. How this is measuredOnly Mida had it
Israeli Media's 'Defeatist' Messages Fueled Hamas' Oct. 7 Attack, Analyst ClaimsSecurity · 4h agoBig stories Mida skipped
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Culture · 26d agoVenice Film Festival Criticized for Awarding Propaganda FilmThe Venice Film Festival is criticized for awarding the Silver Lion to the documentary "Nezah," with critics arguing it prioritizes propaganda over artistic merit and exhibits an anti-Israel bias. The article traces the festival's history of political influence and argues "Nezah" fails to meet documentary standards due to its one-sided narrative and lack of verifiable evidence.Culture · 35d ago · also in 1 newsroomIsraeli Film "NAZA" Wins Award at Venice, Sparks Controversy Over AccusationsThe Israeli documentary "NAZA" received an award and standing ovation at the Venice Film Festival, presenting accusations of systematic harm to Gaza civilians based on Israeli testimonies. The article criticizes the film as propaganda that exploits anti-Israel sentiment and benefits from international funding and platforms, drawing historical parallels to Nazi propaganda and the complex relationship between Jewish identity and external acceptance.Culture · 43d ago · also in 22 newsroomsFilmmakers Accused of Defaming Israel at Venice FestivalFilmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Shor were honored at the Venice Film Festival for their documentary "NAZA," which accuses Israel of genocide in Gaza. The film, featuring testimonies from Unit 8200 soldiers, has drawn criticism in Israel for alleged defamation and has received political support from some Israeli figures.