The Knesset's National Security Committee approved on Thursday the advancement of a bill that would allow the closure of foreign media outlets without court approval, despite objections from the Attorney General's Office.
The Knesset's National Security Committee approved on Thursday the advancement of a bill that would allow the closure of foreign media outlets without court approval, despite objections from the Attorney General's Office.
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A bill passed by parliament expands temporary powers introduced during the Gaza war to shutter outlets seen as a security threat.
LONDON: Israel’s Knesset approved late Monday an extension of the temporary order empowering the Communications Ministry to shut…
Very quietly, under the cover of the fog of war and the chaos from the coalition, the Israeli Knesset is advancing a bill whose…
Pensata per rendere permanente la norma anti-al Jazeera
The Israeli parliament has voted to extend the bill, which allows the shutdown of foreign media outlets, until 2027.
Communications Minister Karhi and National Security Minister Ben-Gvir issued a statement on the matter on Friday, even though the…
