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- ↑ Steven Sotloff's Jewish faith motivated his journalism Jeff Kunerth, September 8, 2014, Orlando Sentinel
- ↑ Note to new grads: it's just the beginning! by Danielle Berrin, Posted on Jun. 7, 2007, Jewish Journal
- 1 2 3 Danielle Berrin on who controls Hollywood: It's money and talent, not the Jews March 24, 2011, La Times, by Patrick Goldstein
- ↑ ארי שביט הוא החשוד בהטרדה מינית של עיתונאית אמריקנית
- ↑ Journalist Ari Shavit admits he's accused of assault, apologizes for 'misunderstanding' BY TIMES OF ISRAEL STAFF October 27, 2016
- ↑ Ari Shavit 'Sorry' for Trump-Style Sex Assault. Many Israelis Aren't Buying It. Naomi Zeveloff, October 28, 2016 Jerusalem Sharon Bareket
- ↑ After allegations of sexual harassment: Ari Shavit, "taking time off" Walla, Noa Price, 29/10/2016
- ↑ Israeli writer apologises for sexual harassment of journalist Peter Beaumont, The Guardian, Friday 28 October 2016
- ↑ Director of Haaretz :"Why should Danielle Berrin be published?" Channel 2, Posted 29/10/16