Israeli communications minister orders return of seized camera equipment to AP
- Israeli officials seized The Associated Press' camera and broadcasting equipment in southern Israel for allegedly violating a new media law by providing images to Al Jazeera.
- The AP condemned the action taken by Israeli officials.
- Communications Ministry officers confiscated the equipment at the AP location in Sderot, citing a violation of the foreign broadcaster law.
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Israel Returns AP Equipment After International Outcry - American Faith
Israel has returned broadcasting equipment belonging to the Associated Press (AP) after seizing it and shutting down the news agency’s live feed in Gaza. Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi reversed the decision following mounting international pressure. The White House expressed concern, while the Foreign Press Association described it as “the latest in a series of chilling steps by the Israeli government to stifle the media.” The UN condemned…


Israel backs down over confiscation of AP camera equipment
JERUSALEM: The Israeli authorities confiscated camera equipment belonging to the Associated Press on Tuesday (May 21), before reversing course in the face of widespread condemnation from media groups and criticism even from its closest ally, the United States. Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi


Israel confiscates AP camera equipment over live feed to Al Jazeera
JERUSALEM - The Israeli authorities confiscated camera equipment belonging to the Associated Press (AP) on Tuesday, saying the news agency was breaking the law by providing a live broadcast to Al Jazeera television, AP and Israel's Communications Ministry said. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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