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Hundreds of journalists and media workers gathered at Tzavta Theater in Tel Aviv on Sunday, July 14, for an “Emergency Meeting to Save Channel 13” to protest the abrupt cancellation of a prominent investigative television show, amid an executive shakeup that would put an associate of far-right Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in charge of the…
Israeli occupation forces arrested nine Palestinians across the West Bank on Tuesday, October 5, including two journalists, an action swiftly condemned by the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate (PJS). One of the journalists, Sameh Manasreh, was arrested in the northern West Bank town of Tulkarm but was later released, while another, Radi Karama, was detained in Hebron. They…
Israel‘s Police released on Sunday night, June 6, Muna Al-Kurd, a prominent Palestinian activist and spokesperson for the residents of Sheikh Jarrah in occupied East Jerusalem facing eviction from their homes. Prior to Muna’s release, several Palestinian activists gathered outside the police station on Salah ad-Din Street where she and her brother Mohammad were being held…
The Palestinian Journalists Syndicate (PJS) has issued a new report documenting 608 cases of Media Rights Violations during 2020. The report enumerates 490 violations by the Israeli army and security forces, 76 cases in the Gaza Strip by Hamas’ security forces, and 42 attacks in the West Bank perpetrated by security forces of the Palestinian…
The Palestine News and Information Agency (WAFA) reported on Sunday, June 7, that during the month of May it documented 27 violations committed by Israeli occupation forces against journalists and media institutions working in the occupied Palestinian territories. WAFA indicated that these violations by Israel against journalists included the firing of live ammunition, rubber-coated bullets and…
The International Press Institute (IPI) and the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate (PJS) called on Israel to allow Palestine TV to reopen in occupied East Jerusalem. “Israel should remove all restrictions on Palestine TV and allow its office to reopen in East Jerusalem,” said IPI in a press release. On May 11, the Israeli government renewed the closure…
During 2019, Israeli military forces committed 255 violations against journalists and media institutions working in the occupied Palestinian territories (OPT). These figures appear in the annual report prepared by WAFA, the Palestine News and Information Agency, which the organization released on Sunday, January 5. The violations included the firing of live ammunition, rubber-coated bullets and…
Israeli police officers detained a news crew from Palestine TV and seized their equipment on Friday morning, December 6, in the latest attack against Palestinian media outlets in occupied East Jerusalem. Nader Bibars, a producer with Palestine TV, said that Israeli police officers broke onto the scene during the live broadcast of “Good Morning Jerusalem” on…
Hundreds of journalists joined a march and protest rally organized by the Palestinian Journalists Syndicate (PJS) on Thursday, November 21, against the decision by Israeli authorities to shut down the television offices of Palestinian Broadcasting Corporation (PBC) in Jerusalem. The offices of PBC Television, a channel funded by the Palestinian Authority, received orders to close…
The Palestinian News and Information Agency, WAFA, recorded 13 violations by the Israeli occupation forces against journalists in the Palestinian territories during the month of April. In its monthly report on Israeli violations against journalists, WAFA said 11 journalists were injured in April by rubber-coated metal bullets, live ammunition or tear gas canisters fired by…