Palestine - Israeli security forces block broadcast of “Good Morning Jerusalem”

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders is outraged by the arbitrary and illegal Israeli police raid of 6 June on Palmedia, the Palestinian Authority's media centre in East Jerusalem. The media centre includes a Palestine TV bureau and the studios of the very popular weekly programme “Good Morning Jerusalem,” which was being broadcast live as the raid took place. The show's producer, Nader Beibars, and Palmedia cameraman Ashraf Al-Showeiki were arrested during the raid, interrogated, and released after 90 (...)

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