News U.S. Lebanon indicts reporter for dealing with the enemy Facebook Twitter Email SMS WhatsApp Share By J. Correspondent | June 8, 2001 Dergham, considered a fugitive by the Lebanese government, refused to comment when reached in her New York office Wednesday. But she previously told the Washington Post, "It hurts me that such irresponsible charges are made against me, and it offends me as someone who upholds the freedom of the press." Dergham's writing has often criticized Lebanese government officials and policies, and she has been punished by the government in the past, according to the Committee to Protect Journalists. For more JTA stories, go to http://www.jta.org J. Correspondent Also On J. TV & Film Poor and working-class Jews are underrepresented in pop culture Bay Area Board votes to fire East Bay teacher who used antisemitic text Obituaries Feinstein’s Jewish story was part of her political legacy Profile ‘Jewpanese’ rapper has a new hit — an online cooking show Subscribe to our Newsletter Enter Email Sign Up