Netanyahu's Cabinet votes to close Al Jazeera offices in Israel
- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the closure of Al Jazeera in Israel, citing incitement concerns.
- Al Jazeera denounced the decision, vowing to maintain its coverage quality.
- Netanyahu's spokesperson confirmed the immediate implementation of the shutdown.
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Israeli cabinet votes to shut down offices of Al Jazeera in country after months of critical coverage
Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered Al Jazeera to shut its offices in Israel after months of fiercely critical coverage of the war by the Qatar-owned news channel.
Israel begins evacuation of Rafah, warns ‘powerful’ operation near
Defence Minister Yoav Gallant claimed Hamas wasn’t serious about a deal and warned of “a powerful operation in the very near future in Rafah”.
Freedom of the Press Under Fire: Al Jazeera's Shutdown in Israel
Today, Israel's primary cable television provider pulled the plug on the Al Jazeera news network, citing a ban imposed by the Israeli government on Sunday. The move came shortly after Israeli inspectors and police entered Al Jazeera's office in Jerusalem to seize equipment, The Times of Israel reports. Hot, the cable company, halted Al Jazeera's English and Arabic broadcasts on Sunday afternoon in deference to the government's decision, which wa…
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