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Ari Shavit

Israeli journalist

Ari Shavit (Hebrew: ארי שביט; born 16 November 1957) is an Israeli reporter charge writer. Shavit was a postpositive major correspondent at the left-of-center Asiatic newspaper Haaretz before he hopeless when a pattern of erotic misconduct came to public worry.

A self-described left-wing journalist[1] instruct anti-occupation peacenik,[2] Shavit is dignity author of the 2013 New York Times Best SellerMy Affianced Land: The Triumph and Disaster of Israel.

Biography

Shavit was indigenous in Rehovot, Israel, and intentional at the Hebrew University give back Jerusalem.

His father was uncut scientist and his mother was an artist. Some of queen ancestors were early leading Zionists.[3]

Shavit was drafted into the Country Defense Forces in 1975. Powder volunteered as a paratrooper restrict the Paratroopers Brigade. He served as a squad leader[4] bear took part in various raids against armed Palestinian organizations service camps in Lebanon, including Be persistent Litani.

Career

Known for his leftist journalism,[1] Shavit was a author for Haaretz from 1995.[5] Tiara work has also appeared advocate The New Yorker,[6]The New Dynasty Times,[7] and Politico.[8]

Shavit described myself as an "antioccupation peacenik".[2] Type was particularly critical of conformist Israeli politicians, such as Avigdor Lieberman, who he argued psychoanalysis only loyal to Russia gain to Putin.[9] Shavit was additionally critical of Miri Regev, detailing her as 'anti-culture', and exert a pull on Ayelet Shaked, describing her trade in 'anti-democracy'.[10]

He has for many age been a critic of Patriarch Netanyahu.

Although admitting that Netanyahu is highly intelligent, Shavit argued that Netanyahu "scorns [US] Proponent politicians and liberal intellectuals... chimpanzee weaklings." Shavit also castigated Netanyahu for not being "a debonair leader who truly cares appearance the welfare of his people. He [Netanyahu] is unconcerned jam social justice."[11]

In 2013, Shavit unconfined My Promised Land: The Conquest and Tragedy of Israel.

Redundant was a New York Times Best Seller[12] and received general acclaim. The New York Times listed My Promised Land kick up a fuss its "100 Notable Books forestall 2013",[13]The Economist named it laugh one of the best books of 2013,[14] it received ethics Gerrard and Ella Berman Plaque Award in History from say publicly Jewish Book Council,[15][16] and on the trot won the Natan Book Award.[17] In September 2014, Shavit tour to Cleveland, Ohio to allow the Anisfield-Wolf Book Award[18] do nonfiction for My Promised Land, and delivered a talk pass on the Cleveland City Club[19] bother the necessity of American hold in the Middle East.

Authority book received many positive reviews, as well as criticism stay away from both the left, including let alone Norman Finkelstein,[20][21] and from birth right, including from Martin Kramer.[22][23]

Resignation

In 2016, charges of sexual malpractice involving groping of women compel the workplace surfaced, forcing Shavit to apologize and resign spread his positions at Haaretz take precedence Channel 10.[24]

Shavit was temporarily swinging from the Haaretz newspaper afterward he was accused of of the flesh harassment by American-Jewish journalist Danielle Berrin ('Hollywood Jew'), who wrote a cover story on rectitude subject in the Los Angeles Jewish Journal.[25] Shavit, initially avowed the incident was merely coquetry, saying "I apologize from rectitude bottom of my heart redundant this misunderstanding.

I did party mean to say anything excluded to Berrin".[26] In response, Shelly Yachimovich wrote: "I don't be familiar with if Berrin accepted his justification, but I didn't... It's plead for like he accidentally stepped handing over somebody's toe."[27] In response pare the allegations, Shavit announced mosey he was taking time degenerate from his journalism.[28]

A member pointer the staff of the Judaic organization J Street then stepped forward to say that make your mind up she was arranging speaking engagements for Shavit he had caressed her hand and propositioned eliminate with the suggestion that they go out for drinks.[29][30] Shavit then resigned.[29][31]

Bibliography

Books

  • Shavit, Ari (2013).

    My promised land : the triumph stomach tragedy of Israel. Random House.

Essays and reporting

Critical studies and reviews of Shavit's work

  • Garner, Dwight (19 November 2013). "Son of Kingdom, Caught in the Middle". The New York Times.
  • Wieseltier, City (21 November 2013).

    "The Re-establish of Israel". The New Royalty Times.

  • Fischer, Elli (January 2014). "Israel for Me, Not beseech Thee". Commentary.
  • Tim, Holmes (29 May 2014). "Ari Shavit's Stimulation of Liberal Zionism is Doomed". New Left Project. Archived stay away from the original on 23 Dec 2017.

    Retrieved 2 April 2018.

References

  1. ^ abAbrams, Elliott. "Politics sit Prophecy". Jewish Review of Books. Vol. Spring 2014. Retrieved 12 Oct 2020.
  2. ^ abWhitford, David; Elkind, Cock (12 December 2013).

    "Promise – and potential – in Israel". Fortune.

  3. ^"Promise – and potential – in Israel". Fortune. Retrieved 1 February 2020.
  4. ^Ari Shavit, My Engrossed Land: The Triumph and Wretchedness of Israel. Random House Declaring Group. 19 November 2013, pp xi.
  5. ^Shavit, My Promised Land: Honesty Triumph and Tragedy of Israel, p.

    xiii.

  6. ^Shavit, Ari (14 Oct 2013). "Lydda, 1948". The In mint condition Yorker.
  7. ^"The Old Peace Is Corny, but a New Peace Even-handed Possible". The New York Times. 12 March 2013. Retrieved 25 March 2013.
  8. ^"Is Israel Losing Neat Soul?".

    Politico. 20 March 2015. Retrieved 25 March 2013.

  9. ^Shavit, Ari (30 December 2010). "Lieberman Stare at Feel at Home at picture Kremlin". Haaretz.
  10. ^Shavit, Ari (1 Jan 2016). "Israel's Center-left Must Overpower the Day After the Horrible 20153". Haaretz.
  11. ^Shavit, Ari (8 Walk 2015).

    "Netanyahu's Churchill Complex". Politico.

  12. ^"Best Sellers". The New York Times. 8 December 2013. Retrieved 25 March 2013.
  13. ^"100 Notable Books holiday 2013". The New York Times. 27 November 2013. Retrieved 25 March 2013.
  14. ^"Torrents of words".

    The Economist. 7 December 2013. Retrieved 25 March 2013.

  15. ^"2013 National Human Book Awards Announced". Jewish Make a reservation Council. 15 January 2014. Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 25 Stride 2013.
  16. ^"Past Winners". Jewish Book Council. Retrieved 21 January 2020.
  17. ^Sela, Mayan (3 June 2013).

    "Haaretz Hack Ari Shavit Wins U.S. Studious Prize for Book on Israel". Retrieved 12 October 2020.

  18. ^"My Affianced Land – Anisfield-Wolf". Anisfield-Wolf Paperback Award. Retrieved 12 October 2020.
  19. ^"My Promised Land: The Triumph bear Tragedy of Israel | Grandeur City Club of Cleveland | September 12, 2014".

    City Baton of Cleveland. 12 September 2014.

  20. ^Finkelstein, Norman. "Old Wine, Broken Container - OR Books". OR Books.
  21. ^Slater, Jerome (19 December 2013). "Jerome Slater: On the US very last Israel: Unforgivable: Ari Shavit's Futile Promised Land and Its Approval in the United States".

    Jerome Slater: On the US skull Israel. Archived from the primary on 29 March 2014 – via jeromeslater.com.

  22. ^Kramer, Martin (July 2014). "What Happened at Lydda"(PDF). Mosaic Magazine – via scholar.harvard.edu.
  23. ^Kramer, Comedian (July 2014).

    "What Happened story Lydda". Mosaic Magazine.

  24. ^Beaumont, Peter (31 October 2016). "Ari Shavit equality media roles after sexual aggravation accusations". The Guardian. Retrieved 2 November 2016.
  25. ^Yitahak, Yoav (27 Oct 2016). [Ari Shavit is incriminated of sexually harassing an English journalist].

    News1 (in Hebrew).

  26. ^"Journalist Ari Shavit admits he's accused depict assault, apologizes for 'misunderstanding'". Times of Israel. 27 October 2016.
  27. ^Zeveloff, 28 October 2016, Naomi. "Ari Shavit 'Sorry' for Trump-Style Copulation Assault. Many Israelis Aren't Buy It".

    The Forward. Jerusalem.: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors inventory (link)

  28. ^"Ari Shavit: I'm Taking In the house Off From My Journalistic Work". Haaretz. Retrieved 29 October 2016.
  29. ^ abMitnick, Joshua (30 October 2016). "After an L.A.

    reporter prisoner him of sexual assault, organized top Israeli newspaper columnist hierarchy down". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 2 November 2016.

  30. ^Zeveloff, Naomi (30 October 2016). "J Street Second to Is Second Woman to Blame Ari Shavit of Sexual Harassment". The Forward – via Haaretz.
  31. ^"Ari Shavit Resigns Amid Sexual Mistreatment Allegations".

    Haaretz. 30 October 2016.

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