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Gideon Levy is a Haaretz columnist and a member of the newspaper's editorial board.

Levy joined Haaretz in 1982, and spent four years as the newspaper's deputy editor. He is the author of the weekly Twilight Zone feature, which covers the Israeli occupation in the West Bank and Gaza over the last 25 years, as well as the writer of political editorials for the newspaper.

Levy was the recipient of the Euro-Med Journalist Prize for 2008; the Leipzig Freedom Prize in 2001; the Israeli Journalists’ Union Prize in 1997; and The Association of Human Rights in Israel Award for 1996.

His new book, The Punishment of Gaza, has just been published by Verso Publishing House in London and New York.
 

Latest Articles by Gideon Levy
Twilight Zone / Generation of the wilderness

Overturned beach umbrellas, a locked dining room, an abandoned bar, shattered windows in Room 697. On a Sinai beach at Passover, the regulars didn't show up.

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Twilight Zone / Village of the Martyrs

As the 15-year-old ran for his life, a sniper's bullet caught him in the neck and he bled slowly to death. The soldiers even shot at his rescuers. The IDF: 'The person killed was an armed terrorist'

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Dog bites woman

Footage showing an Israel Defense Forces dog sinking his teeth into Yusra Raba'ya's arm was broadcast over and over again on Arab TV stations, and her picture was in the Israeli papers.

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Dress code

The Shin Bet outdid itself last month, casting the wife and elderly father of a Palestinian detainee in a prison-yard drama as an interrogation method. The result: Three suicide attempts by the son.

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Twilight Zone / After her!

Despite an explicit prohibition by the Supreme Court, three children were recently used as human shields to protect IDF soldiers in Nablus. It's called the 'neighbor procedure.'

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Twilight Zone / Only twelve years old

Hanan Anami wandered into an unmarked IDF firing zone to graze her sheep. The result: one bullet in the head.

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Twilight Zone / Quality time

The husband is in the territories, the wife and daughters in Jordan. He is not allowed to go to her, she is not allowed to come to him.

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The Twilight Zone / Victims of the fence

He was playing soccer, and touched the fence. The soldiers shot Taha Aljawi and left him to bleed to death. He wasn't yet 17, a shy kid from Jerusalem.

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The Twilight Zone / By the book

Life and death are in the hands of the checkpoint: the cancer patient who was delayed until he died, the woman in labor who was kept all evening in front of the locked gate. And everyone is just following the rules.

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ANALYSIS: Katsav must resign, if only for what he said in his speech

In his speech Wednesday, the president convicted-without-a-trial the media, decision makers, AG and complainants.

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Twilight Zone / 'I've lost my heart'

'My daughter needed a miracle and there are no miracles these days. I told myself that I don't want to take revenge.' A monologue by Bassam Aramin, a peace activist whose daughter Abir, 11, was killed in an incident with the Border Police last week.

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Katsav's Masks / The speech of his life 0 comments
Point-blank

Worker Wahib al-Dik was mixing plaster when the soldiers, chasing stone-throwers, entered the building he was renovating and, they claim, saw him hoist a large rock. Three bullets at point-blank range and Dik tumbled down the steps into the sand and died, as his father watched.

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Twilight Zone / What are you doing for the holiday?

A sad Id al-Adha (Festival of the Sacrifice) and New Year's Day in an imprisoned village in the West Bank.

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Gaza Strip to remain without full electrical power for a year

B'Tselem: IDF bombing of Gaza power plant was war crime; electricity still cut off 3 months after IAF strike.

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Thorn in the desert

Refugees from the ruined village of Shoka say 17 of their neighbors have been killed by Israel in recent weeks.

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Gaza swelters through summer without power

The modern power station is completely paralyzed; the Gaza Strip lacks some 60 percent of its supply of electricity.

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Gaza swelters through summer without power 0 comments
Author Mario Vargas Llosa: I'm ashamed to be Israel's friend

Former Peruvian presidential candidate blasts Israel's 'out of proportion' Gaza operation at Madrid convention.

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With a little help from the outside

We should thank the British organization that boycotted Israel from the bottom of our hearts.

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Collateral damage: Entire Gaza family 0 comments
Deliberation today over Arab party

The CEC will mull four petitions calling for the disqualification of the United Arab List-Ta'al from the election race.

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Palestinian AIDS patient needs guards for treatment in Israel

Man considered 'security risk' due to prior illegal stays in Israel, must pay NIS 2,000 for accompaniment to hospital.

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Palestinian AIDS patient required to hire guards for treatment in Israel 0 comments
Twilight Zone / Dogs of war

The most recent victim of the army's canine unit is Salha al-Dik, a 78-year-old mother of seven and grandmother and great-grandmother of dozens, whose arm was severely lacerated. The IDF expresses its regret.

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