Alternatives to Haaretz: How to Give Your Brain Healthier Daily Nourishment?
Deep down, we all know it's an addiction - and a bad habit - created due to our brain's vulnerability to inconsistent positive feedback addiction. Like gamblers who occasionally win but lose in the long run, like a girl addicted to an unstable relationship with a cheating ex who occasionally writes "I love you," precisely because most articles in Haaretz are poor but a few are good - we become addicted to it. Addiction to Haaretz is like addiction to Facebook, smartphones, porn. Haaretz Anonymous Readers present: ten steps to recover from daily time-wasting
Continuation of the All-Time "Haaretz" Ranking - Bottom of the Table
Forgive me if I'm a sentimental bitch, but this is not just a summary of Haaretz, or of a glorious critical career. It's a summary of the period when I believed in Haaretz, and perhaps also believed in other things (that were sold to me in Haaretz), since I started reading it as a puppy. Since then, I've grown up - and Haaretz has regressed. I've become wiser - and Haaretz has become more foolish. The internet has risen higher and higher in the realms of content and knowledge - and Haaretz has degenerated. The newspaper for people who think themselves - has lost its importance and itself. But I still remember the time when "written in Haaretz" was a mark of quality. No longer
Summary of the "Haaretz" Ranking (Top of the Table): If You Believe It Can Be Ruined, Believe It Can Be Fixed
People ask me: What's the reason the Bitch's critical spring has dried up? Has the newspaper improved so much that there's nothing left to criticize? Why have you abandoned your post while the caravan passes? Return to your kennel, bitch. Therefore, as a service to dog owners, provided by the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, I'll present Haaretz from a satellite view: a depth cross-section, a broad picture, and a general horizontal overview of the newspaper's state, which reflects the state of Israeli intelligence, which reflects the state of the Jewish nation, which reflects the state of creation, the breaking of vessels and destruction, which reflect the existential state of the dog. If there are no bones - eat meat
The Protestant God of The Marker: When Will the Redeemer Come
The Bitch reviews The Marker Weekend, once a worthy competitor to Haaretz's supplement, and today - a victim of lack of competitiveness, of Haaretz's monopoly, of Rolnik's obsessive centralization, of pyramids of false consciousness, and perhaps also of the unions - which don't allow for proper turnover of interviewers. Will The Marker return to being competitive, reflecting the variety of stories and approaches in the economic world? On the improper connections between bon ton and newspaper
Haaretz is Guilty of Bibi - Part A: It's Not Funny
Only one thing could have stopped the Bibi phenomenon from taking over Israeliness. Bibi is the embodiment of Judaism's ailments - victimhood, arrogance towards gentiles, passivity, loudness, neurotic apprehension - and therefore his character is tailored to the takeover of the yearning Jewish soul over the Israeli spirit. He lacks only one ancient Jewish component - and in it could have been his downfall. And it's precisely this component that is completely absent from "Haaretz"
"Haaretz" in Panic: Zehut Party's Platform is More Intelligent than its Opinion Page
What's behind "Haaretz's" obsession with "Zehut"? Why did Haaretz go crazy (literally) in the elections specifically around Zehut's platform, of all issues, and dedicated disproportionate coverage to it, also lacking basic fairness, which even the anti-Bibi pales in comparison, and which it would never allow itself against any other candidate or agenda? Why does Feiglin bother Haaretz more than Bibi, Bennett, Shaked, Otzma Yehudit and Lieberman - combined, and is also more essential to it than them (apparently)? A coverage of the election coverage in Haaretz - and of The Marker's Yom Kippur
Arik Glasner's Crystal Ball
Glasner, then a Ziffer refugee, foresees a decade ago in an open letter to Schocken: "The intention is not that it's appropriate to turn 'Books' into 'Galeria' for literary matters, a trend that has been emerging in recent years, may God preserve and save us"