A Tel Aviv police security squad, headed by Israeli rapper The Shadow, Yoav Eliasi – known for his far-right political views – separated and detained foreign journalists from their Israeli colleagues at the scene of an Iranian missile strike on residential buildings in Tel Aviv Sunday morning.
A Tel Aviv police security squad, headed by Israeli rapper The Shadow, Yoav Eliasi – known for his far-right political views – separated and detained foreign journalists from their Israeli colleagues at the scene of an Iranian missile strike on residential buildings in Tel Aviv Sunday morning.
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