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The Israel Press Council last month approved a change to the Rules of Journalistic Ethics according to which media outlets should not discriminate against various population segments or exclude them from their coverage.
The change, which was put forth by Union of Journalists in Israel chairman Yair Tarchitsky, was approved 14 to 4, with one abstention.
Among those who opposed the measure were representatives of Israeli newspaper publishers â Aharon Lapidot of Israel Hayom and Amos Shoken of Haaretz.
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The difference between the two versions is small but significant.
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Lapidot told The Seventh Eye, through Israel Hayomâs spokesperson, that he opposed the amendment to the ethics rules âbecause itâs a change for the worse.â
His opposition, he added, âis based on practical reasons and not principled ones: [demonstrated] by the fact that I wasnât alone in opposing it; Haaretz publisher Amos Shoken also opposed it.â
In an interview with The Seventh Eye, Amos Shoken explained that he believes that restrictions like the one added to the ethics rules are not actually matters of ethics and are shouldnât be dealt with by the Press Council.
âThere are laws against discrimination and exclusion,â Shoken said.
âThe ethics rules are not meant to replace or complement the law; they are supposed to deal with different matters. In this case the change infringes on matters of management. I do not think that it is an ethical problem. Tomorrow, journalist Keren Neubachâs campaign concerning the number of men and women appearing on Haaretzâs opinion section will also be an ethical issue. In my opinion, it doesnât belong in the ethics rules. Ethics is a journalistic practice, and that practice can be performed by men in an ultra-Orthodox newspaper and still be okay.â
Tarchitsky, on the other hand, believes that âit is the role of journalism to reflect the range of voices in society, and when entire segments [of society] are systematically excluded from the discourse â that canât be tolerated. It harms groups whose voices arenât being heard and who are portrayed as the âother,â but it also harms the entire public which deserves to get the broadest and most representative picture of reality. I hope that the message trickles down through the journalists and publishers and brings about a change in coverage. I'm convinced that this type of change can strengthen the publicâs trust in the media.â
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The change, which was put forth by Union of Journalists in Israel chairman Yair Tarchitsky, was approved 14 to 4, with one abstention.
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Lapidot told The Seventh Eye, through Israel Hayomâs spokesperson, that he opposed the amendment to the ethics rules âbecause itâs a change for the worse.â
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In an interview with The Seventh Eye, Amos Shoken explained that he believes that restrictions like the one added to the ethics rules are not actually matters of ethics and are shouldnât be dealt with by the Press Council.
âThere are laws against discrimination and exclusion,â Shoken said.
âThe ethics rules are not meant to replace or complement the law; they are supposed to deal with different matters. In this case the change infringes on matters of management. I do not think that it is an ethical problem. Tomorrow, journalist Keren Neubachâs campaign concerning the number of men and women appearing on Haaretzâs opinion section will also be an ethical issue. In my opinion, it doesnât belong in the ethics rules. Ethics is a journalistic practice, and that practice can be performed by men in an ultra-Orthodox newspaper and still be okay.â
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