Journalists attacked in Gaza
Two 'Palestinian' stringers for Sky News and the BBC, and an independent reporter, were attacked by Hamas 'security forces' in the Gaza Strip as they covered a mass wedding. The reports identified the three as local Sky News reporter Mohammad al-Mashharawi, BBC reporter Adnan al-Dorosh and Amer Abu Omar, a Gaza-based journalist.But give them a 'state' and they won't do things like that anymore....
The three were covering a mass wedding ceremony for 500 couples, reportedly sponsored by a local charity in coordination with Hamas.
Eyewitness reports said the three were severely beaten in a nearby playground.
The Palestine News Network said that al-Mashharawi was detained by Hamas and that his location is currently unknown. That report has not been corroborated by any independent source.
Gaza's Ministry of Interior issued a statement shortly after the incident condemning the attack.
The ministry said authorities will "open an investigation and punish the assailants."
Labels: Gaza, Hamas, journalists
posted by Carl in Jerusalem @ 4:23 PM
2 Comments:
Just saw this:http://www.pchrgaza.org/Themes/intro.journalists.html
They spout these vile lies and blood libels to keep their victim narrative alive(...) and now they are attacking their own!! How insane are they??
Not to worry. Hamas will arrest them as 'Zionist spies', execute them and the Beeb will cheer.
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