Hamas bans Palestinian journalists from working for Israeli media

Hamas bans Palestinian journalists from working for Israeli media

PanARMENIAN.Net - The Hamas government on Tuesday, December 25 banned Palestinians from dealing or working with Israeli media outlets, The Jerusalem Post reported.

The decision was announced following the weekly meeting of the Hamas government in Gaza City.

Hamas said it decided to ban dealing or working with "Zionist media outlets because they are hostile."

Hamas warned Palestinian journalists and media employees from working with or helping their Israeli counterparts.

In the West Bank, the Palestinian Authority has not officially banned Palestinians from working with the Israeli media.

However, many PA officials and political figures refuse to talk to Israeli media organizations.

The Fatah-dominated Palestinian Journalists Syndicate recently banned its members from holding meetings with Israeli journalists as part of a campaign to combat "normalization" between the two sides.

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