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Inside Israel its true image is largely known, while outside [[Israel]] it is widely cited erroneously, thinking as if it's typical "Israeli" paper, which is anything but.<ref>[https://www.algemeiner.com/2016/01/25/haaretzs-owner-proves-paper-has-an-anti-israel-political-agenda/ Haaretz’s Owner Proves Paper Has an Anti-Israel Political Agenda - Algemeiner, January 25, 2016. S. Plosker].<blockquote><small>
Inside Israel its true image is largely known, while outside [[Israel]] it is widely cited erroneously, thinking as if it's typical "Israeli" paper, which is anything but.<ref name=algemeiner-2016>[https://www.algemeiner.com/2016/01/25/haaretzs-owner-proves-paper-has-an-anti-israel-political-agenda/ Haaretz’s Owner Proves Paper Has an Anti-Israel Political Agenda - Algemeiner, January 25, 2016. S. Plosker].<blockquote><small>
With a circulation as low as 6% market share of Israeli print media according to recent research, Haaretz is utterly unrepresentative of the Israeli public and political system at large.</small></blockquote></ref>
With a circulation as low as 6% market share of Israeli print media according to recent research, Haaretz is utterly unrepresentative of the Israeli public and political system at large.</small></blockquote></ref>
Haaretz enjoys the freedom of the press, a fundamental right guaranteed in Israel.
Haaretz enjoys the freedom of the press, a fundamental right guaranteed in Israel.
A lot of people criticize Ha’aretz for basically abandoning the Israeli left and becoming a paper that no longer represents those like myself who want democracy, and a two state solution, and freedom of speech. It’s basically a paper that is the Israeli version of Electronic Intifada.</small></blockquote>
A lot of people criticize Ha’aretz for basically abandoning the Israeli left and becoming a paper that no longer represents those like myself who want democracy, and a two state solution, and freedom of speech. It’s basically a paper that is the Israeli version of Electronic Intifada.</small></blockquote>
'''Hypocrisy'''
While bashing the [[IDF]] and spreading falsehoods, still, Haaretz campaigns against the fact that Haredim are overwhelmingly avoiding draft - conscientious objectors.
While it comes up with erronous excuses to white wash radical racist Arab Islamic terror targeting any Jews, it smears anyone expressing anxiety from it.<ref>[https://www.jpost.com/opinion/op-ed-contributors/israelis-arent-racist-theyre-worried Israelis aren't 'racist' - they're worried]. ''Jerusalem Post'',
Jan 24, 2007</ref>
'''Admitted politicized agenda'''
Haaretz admits its politicized agenda. In a moment of honesty, newspaper’s owner, Amos Schocken admitted that Haaretz is striving not for objective and accurate reporting but for promoting a political and campaigning agenda. agenda."<ref>[https://honestreporting.com/haaretz-admits-its-politicized-agenda/ Featured. Haaretz Admits its Politicized Agenda]. Simon Plosker, ''Honest Reporting'', May 13, 2014</ref><ref name=algemeiner-2016/>
==Railing against believing in God==
==Railing against believing in God==