Palestinian journalists attacked in Beita, silenced by new legislation in Knesset
Naqaa Hamed
Press TV, Nablus
In the occupied West Bank town of Beita, six journalists were assaulted while covering settler attacks — their cameras destroyed, and beaten mercilessly.
As they recover in hospital, Israel’s Knesset has passed the so-called “Al Jazeera Law,” allowing the regime to shut down any media outlet without a legal proceeding — a move critics say aims to institutionalize the silencing of journalists.
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