More Israel disclosures in Snowden’s trove of 'significant stories' – Greenwald
Glenn Greenwald, the investigative journalist who first published Edward Snowden leaks, said that the NSA whistleblower still has "a huge number of very significant stories to reveal," including those relating to Israel. ● "There definitely are stories left that involve the Middle East, that involve Israel. The reporting is going to continue at roughly the same pace that has been happening," the former Guardian journalist said in an interview with Channel 10 television station that aired Monday night. "I don’t want to preview any stories that aren’t yet published, but it’s definitely the case that there are a huge number of very significant stories that are left to report," the Brazil-based Greenwald said, adding that the journalists will continue releasing stories "at roughly the same pace that has been happening." "We have only had these documents for seven months, which, given their volume and complexity, is not a very long time," he noted.
VoR: Snowden has more US-Israel secrets to expose - Glenn Greenwald: Greenwald mocks US, UK media as slaves of gov't, calls for Snowden asylum | The ex-Guardian journalist Glenn Greenwald, who first published the leaks by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, sharply criticized American and British media for acting like government spokespeople and urged hackers to resist authorities’ intimidation. Speaking via video link from Brazil to the Chaos Communication Congress in Hamburg, Greenwald denounced the US government for charging Edward Snowden with espionage and said the threat of life in jail was "an effective tactic" to ward off other potential leakers. He mocked the bravery of journalists and media figures willing to go over and beyond to bash Edward Snowden but not dare take on the government with the same ire. Greenwald argued that the media establishment at large is guilty of failing of keeping governments in check.