Israel - Reporters Without Borders publishes “Palestinian Journalists Caught Between Three Sides”

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Now that the Israeli army has launched “Operation Brother's Keeper,” the biggest military deployment in the West Bank since the end of the second Intifada in 2005 – with Palestinian media treated as targets - Reporters Without Borders today releases “Palestinian Journalists Caught Between Three Sides.” The detailed report, based on a mission to the Palestinian Territories in late 2013, reveals the double set of pressures threatening information freedom in the Territories. On the one hand are (...)

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