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Uri Blau

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Uri Blau’s Biography

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• Investigative journalist with 15 years of experience exploring political corruption, national security and transparency issues for news outlets such as Haaretz, UK Channel 4, Fuji TV, Harper’s Weekly, ProPublica, Mashable, and many others.

• Carried out hard-hitting, in-depth research projects working as a print journalist and field producer in the U.S., Israel, Kosovo, Bosnia-Herzegovina and Japan.

• First Israeli journalist ever charged – and convicted – for possession of classified …

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Netanyahu Wants to End U.S. Military Aid. An Israeli-Funded Campaign Is Making the Opposite Case

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By Uri Blau
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said in recent months that Israel plans to wean itself off military aid from the United States and to end its reliance within a decade. Yet, foreign-agent filings with the U.S. Justice Department reveals a different message is being delivered to the American public, in Israel's name.
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Code Pink and Other Anti-Israel Organizations Face New Scrutiny Over Funding and Ties to China

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By Uri Blau
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Last week, the Daily Telegraph newspaper reported that, British authorities were examining allegations that Chinese-linked funding helped support Code Pink’s pro-Palestinian demonstrations in London. The report was quoted in the Israeli press, too, but anyone who has been following the issue in the United States will not have been surprised by this latest development.
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Israeli’s Diaspora Ministry Awards $46 Million Anti-antisemitism Contract to a Nonprofit with no track record

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By Uri Blau
| Shomrim Verified
Israel’sMinistry of Diaspora Affairs has signed a 142-million-shekel ($46 million) contract with a non-profit company called Gen Truth Collective, created to lead the government's campaign against antisemitism and the boycott movement against Israel (BDS).. The deal is already drawing scrutiny: the company was only registered in late May and weeks after the contract's approval, still had not held its first founding meeting.
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