"Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has sparked controversy with a vow to take legal action against 'The New York Times' over a column that described a Palestinian's death as a 'dog rape'. The column, which used graphic and disturbing language, has been widely condemned by many in Israel and around the world. But can the Israeli government actually sue the prestigious American newspaper? A new explainer from The Jerusalem Post delves into the complexities of international libel laws and the challenges of taking on a global media giant. As tensions between Israel and the US continue to escalate, this article provides a crucial look at the potential implications of such a lawsuit and what it might mean for freedom of the press."
Can Israel actually sue 'The New York Times' over 'dog rape' column? - explainer The Jerusalem Post
