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Former Haaretz Journalist Slams Paper Over "Humiliating" Dismissal
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First reported by Ice · 3 hours ago
What happened
Former Haaretz journalist Haim Levinson accused the newspaper of a "despicable" and "humiliating" dismissal process, claiming they "trampled" him. His firing followed revelations he received significant payments from an associate involved in a classified leaks investigation, which he had commented on without full disclosure.
- 01Haim Levinson calls Haaretz dismissal process "despicable" and "humiliating."
- 02Levinson felt the newspaper "trampled" him with a swift public announcement.
- 03His firing followed non-disclosure of payments from an associate in a leaks probe.
- 04Levinson had commented on the probe without disclosing the payments.
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