Published 1 year ago

Months-long house arrest extended for Palestinian journalist accused of incitement

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Lama Ghosheh was detained in September and placed under house arrest after 10 days in jail. The 30-year-old has been accused of "incitement to violence" and "identification with a terrorist group" She arrived at the court alongside her children, aged three and five. Israel has occupied east Jerusalem since the 1967 Arab-Israeli War.

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Haaretz

East Jerusalem journalist under house arrest for six months over online posts

Lama Ghosheh was convicted of identification with a terror organization and incitement to violence after she uploaded 10 posts praising terror groups, prosecutors say. Court orders investigation into whether she can do community service instead

1 year ago·Tel Aviv- Yafo, Israel

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Punch Newspapers

Israel court extends house arrest of Palestinian journalist

An Israeli court on Tuesday extended the months-long house arrest of a Palestinian journalist from annexed east Jerusalem, who stands accused of incitement over her Facebook posts, her lawyer said. Lama Ghosheh, a freelance reporter for various Palestinian media outlets, was detained in September and placed under house arrest after 10 days in jail. The

1 year ago

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The Times of Israel

Months-long house arrest extended for Palestinian journalist accused of incitement

Lama Ghosheh, who was detained in September, says Facebook posts flagged by prosecutors reflect 'the narrative of the Palestinian street and weren't invented from my imagination'

1 year ago·Jerusalem, Israel

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The New Arab

Israel court extends house arrest of Palestinian journalist

Israel has extended the house arrest of Palestinian journalist Lama Ghosheh, whose verdict was postponed until April 18.

1 year ago

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haaretz.co.il

Palestinian journalist has been under house arrest six months for online posts

Lama Gosha was convicted of sympathizing with a terrorist organization and of inciting violence after the prosecutor's office published ten posts in praise of terrorist organizations. This morning the court ordered to examine the possibility of imposing community service on her, and until the next hearing - to be held on April 18 - she will remain under house arrest

1 year ago

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