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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Israel shutters Al Jazeera operations and begins raiding news organization’s offices
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced Sunday that his cabinet had unanimously voted to shut down operations of Al Jazeera in Israel. Authorities started raiding the news organization’s offices soon after. Israel has long had a strained relationship with Al Jazeera, accusing it of anti-Israel bias and collaborating with Hamas. The decision was enabled by a law granting the government the authority to close down foreign news outlets…
Israel orders the closure of the Al Jazeera radio station's offices in the country
Tel Aviv - Israel ordered the closure of Al Jazeera's Qatar satellite news network's local offices on Sunday, escalating a long-standing dispute between the broadcaster and the government of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. It is believed that the extraordinary order, which includes seizing transmission equipment, preventing the broadcast of channel reports and blocking its websites, is the first time Israel has closed a foreign news outlet. A…
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