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NBC cuts ties with Palestinian journalist arrested in Israel for 'inciting terrorism' on social media

  • Journalist Marwat Al-Azza, employed by NBC, was arrested in east Jerusalem on suspicion of inciting terrorism and identifying with a terrorist organization.
  • Al-Azza's posts on her personal Facebook about a Hamas terror attack led to her arrest by the police.
  • During her investigation, Al-Azza admitted to the allegations and had her detention extended by the High Court.
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NBC News Cuts Ties With Journalist Arrested By Israel For Glorifying Hamas Attack

NBC News has cut ties with a Palestinian journalist after she was arrested by Israeli authorities Thursday for glorifying the Hamas attacks. According to the Jerusalem Post, Mirvat al-Azzeh, a 45-year-old freelance producer, was booked on suspicion of inciting terrorism and identifying with a terrorist organization after sharing four posts on Facebook. ''These are very serious offenses during a time of declared war when the respondent lives and …

·New Delhi, India
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Washington TimesWashington Times

NBC cuts ties with Palestinian journalist accused of glorifying Hamas

NBC News has dropped an East Jerusalem-based freelancer after she was arrested on suspicion of inciting and disseminating materials encouraging terrorism stemming from Facebook posts that glorify Hamas.

·United States
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HaaretzHaaretz

East Jerusalem Journalist Arrested on Suspicion of Incitement and Encouraging Terrorism

Journalist Marwat Al-Azza, a freelancer working for NBC, allegedly mocked the kidnapping of an elderly Israeli woman from a Gaza border community on October 7. The Magistrate’s Court ordered her detention extended by four days

·Tel Aviv- Yafo, Israel
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Russia Today [🇷🇺-affiliated]Russia Today [🇷🇺-affiliated]

US TV network cuts off journalist arrested by Israel

NBC News has blacklisted Palestinian producer Marwat al-Azza after her arrest for allegedly pro-Hamas Facebook posts

·Russian Federation
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NBC Journalist Arrested In Israel on "Very Serious Offenses" Including Inciting Terrorism Against the Jewish State

The Gateway Pundit previously reported on liberal media networks hiring sordid individuals with ties to the Islamist terror group Hamas.

·United States
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National ReviewNational Review

NBC Journalist Arrested by Israeli Police for Cheering on Hamas during Horrific Terror Attack

Marwat Al-Azza was arrested on suspicion of inciting terrorism in connection with several social-media posts she published during the Hamas terror attacks.

·United States
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