ISRAEL-IRAN CLASH
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Israeli authorities restrict foreign press after Iranian missile strikes
The Israeli daily Haaretz reported that Tel Aviv police separated foreign and Israeli journalists at a missile strike site, specifically questioning anyone linked to Al Jazeera.
Israeli authorities restrict foreign press after Iranian missile strikes / TRT World
June 22, 2025

The Israeli daily Haaretz reported that Tel Aviv police separated foreign and Israeli journalists at a missile strike site, specifically questioning anyone linked to Al Jazeera. Meanwhile, Israeli civilians disrupted a TRT Haber live broadcast, ultimately halting the team’s coverage of Iran’s missile strikes on Israel.

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