Israeli government suspends Al Jazeera

Israeli government suspends Al Jazeera
Sunday 5 May 2024 - 14:12

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s cabinet unanimously decided on Sunday to suspend the operation of Qatar’s Al Jazeera television network in Israel, a statement from the government did not specify when the decision would come into effect.

The cabinet’s vote came after the Israeli Knesset passed a bill authorizing the temporary closure in Israel of foreign broadcasters deemed a threat to national security during the war against Hamas in Gaza.

Netanyahu wrote in a post on the “X” platform: “The government under my chairmanship unanimously decided to close the Al Jazeera incitement channel in Israel.”

“Our orders will go into effect immediately … We faced many unnecessary legal obstacles until we were finally able to stop Al Jazeera’s incitement machine, which harms the country’s security,” Israeli Communications Minister Shlomo Karaei said in a statement.

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  • dsq
    Monday 6 May 2024 - 15:23

    not surprised, they only want one story their story.

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