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- The relationship between Israel and the EU, where Sweden is president right now, is pretty tight then before. New right-wing government has a completely different approach to, for example, the settlement policy. There is already a conflict between Israel and the outside world, and this is just a small part of this, it probably will not affect the long term.
- He is clearly trying to downplay this. Both he and Prime Minister Reinfeldt says they are not reviewing or interfering in what is in the papers and underline all the time freedom of the press. They are trying to downplay the government's role in it all.
- Yes, they do. It's much more nationalistic frenzy over the media in Israel, because of the situation they are in. In Israel, this has become a thankful domestic political issue, they can paint a picture that Sweden speaks ill of Jews and continue scaling up the war of words, all for trying to strengthen the Israelis' support for the government. The Israeli government has probably no hope that they will have an excuse or a condemnation from the Swedish government. They are very knowledgeable about how the Swedish press freedom looks like.
Photo: Henrik Montgomery / TT The infected man is taken to Karolinska, Huddinge.
Photo: University of Gothenburg
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Background Media conflict between Israel and Sweden: background Latest news JK not criticizing ambassador Aftonbladet organ Article no press freedom violations Israel accuses Sweden of Hamas contacts Israeli joke site operates with Sweden Italy raised the Aftonbladet article Israel condemns interview with Holocaust deniers Aftonbladet will be no EU issue Italy: club lights The EU should condemn Aftonbladet Aftonbladet sued in New York Publishing and UD investigated comment Read more The Swedish government club lights refuses to give in
- The relationship between Israel and the EU, where Sweden is president right now, is pretty tight then before. New right-wing government has a completely different approach to, for example, the settlement policy. There is already a conflict between Israel and the outside world, and this is just a small part of this, it probably will not affect the long term.
- He is clearly trying to downplay this. Both he and Prime Minister Reinfeldt says they are not reviewing or interfering in what is in the papers and underline all the time freedom of the press. They are trying to downplay the government's role in it all.
- Yes, they do. It's much more nationalistic frenzy over the media in Israel, because of the situation they are in. In Israel, this has become a thankful domestic political issue, they can paint a picture that Sweden speaks ill of Jews and continue scaling up the war of words, all for trying to strengthen the Israelis' support for the government. The Israeli government has probably no hope that they will have an excuse or a condemnation from the Swedish government. They are very knowledgeable about how the Swedish press freedom looks like.
Photo: Henrik Montgomery / TT The infected man is taken to Karolinska, Huddinge.
Photo: University of Gothenburg
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Latest news of Germany to send weapons to the Kurds 22:26 Atlético Madrid recruits Cerci 22:08 DN's medicine reporter: Swedish club lights health care is well prepared 22:03 No vaccine against Ebola 21:52 19-year-old debutant hero Barcelona 21:37 This is the Ebola 21:23 Ebola cases are investigated in Huddinge 21:10 Inzaghi winner in his debut 20:52
DN THE AGENDA Most shared and recommended on DN.se first José Mujica: "It is the world all other presidents who are strange." Yesterday club lights 9501 138 9321 tweets recommendations 42 recommendations 2nd Peter Wolodarski: There's a war in Europe 00: 05 2059 270 1771 tweets recommendations 18 recommendations 3rd Lawyers: No obstacles to ban Nazi organizations 16:15 1850 143 1696 tweets recommendations 11 recommendations
Most read first storms hit Malmo - people ended up in mortal danger club lights second DN. Valfrågekollen third Finland: Russia trying to annoy us fourth Wolodarski Peter: There's a war in Europe 5th Imams issue fatwa against British troops IS-6 Slideshow: Rain chaos in Malmö seventh Parents of cancer boy arrested eighth Six people poisoned by white toadstool 9th New theory: How was built the pyramids 10th isolation characterizes club lights the new Crimean
Scissors Brännström death 1:35 Published 2014-08-30 10:40
Latest news Stop for train Gothenburg-Karlstad 19:31 posts on Facebook led to threats of dismissal 13:19 Legally criticize the boss - but you can get fired 13:18
New hope and new clothes. The sisters Helgesson test new applications before the Figure Skating European Championships.
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Editor and Publisher: Peter Wolodarski. The president Gunilla Herlitz. Editor: Caspar Opitz. Head DN.se: club lights Anna Atkins. Acting head DN.se: Anna Kallenberg. club lights Administrative Editor: Fredrik Björnsson. Foreign Director: Pia Skagershult Mark. Cultural Affairs: club lights Björn Wiman. Chief conductor editors: John Announcer. Email DN.se: www@dn.se
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