Forum of Palestinian journalists condemns arresting journalist Al-Rimawi


Read Time: 2 minutes

Forum of the Palestinian journalists on Wednesday condemned the Israeli forces’ arrest of journalist, Alaa Al-Rimawi, from his home in Ramallah in the West Bank.

In a statement reached Safa, the forum called for exposing Israel’s crimes against journalists and the media, and doubling the efforts made in international forums and through human rights organizations concerned with protecting journalists to force them to adhere to the international and humanitarian laws and principles that guarantee freedom of journalistic work and the protection of journalists.

It was stressed that the continuing violations of Israel against the Palestinian Journalists “are too weak to undermine their determination and persistence.”

The forum expressed its “pride in the journalists of the Palestinian media who continue to expose the crimes of Israel with determination, continuing to convey the suffering of their people from the most brutal occupation in modern history.”

The forum stated that with the arrest of Al-Rimawi, the number of journalists imprisoned in the Israeli prisons increased to 26.

It pointed out that Israel is denying all international and humanitarian obligations and norms affirming the protection of journalists and freedom of media work, trying with all its efforts to block the Palestinian narrative and conceal the crimes and violations of Israel.

The colleague Al-Rimawi’s wife said that an Israeli force stormed his house, arrested him, and took him to an unknown destination.

She confirmed that her husband informed her of his entry into a hunger strike from the moment of his arrest, calling on the human rights authorities to intervene to release him.

Al-Rimawi works as a reporter for Al-Jazeera and director of the G Media media website. He is also a researcher in political and Israeli affairs and has spent more than 10 years in Israeli prisons.

Source : Safa


Godfred Meba

Recent Posts

On the air strikes in Sokoto

By TUNDE ASAJU The 'strike' has happened. Nothing we say or do can change that.…

24 hours ago

Economic Stability Boosts Auto Business as Inflation Drops – Erata Motors CEO

Mr Eddie Kusi Ankomah As Ghana moves closer to the end of 2025, the Chief…

2 days ago

Mass Personnel Exodus Growing in Israeli Army Amid Wave of Resignations

DayofPal—The Israeli army has warned of a potential “mass personnel exodus” as hundreds of officers…

2 days ago

Trump administration removes dozens of career diplomats from overseas posts

The Harry S. Truman Federal Building, headquarters of the U.S. Department of State, stand on…

5 days ago

US Pressures Venezuela to Maintain Dollar Hegemony, Says Brazilian Analyst

The recent threats from the US against Venezuela cannot be explained solely by interest in…

5 days ago

NATO country hikes military reservist age limit to 65

Finland is aiming to expand its reserve force to nearly one-fifth of the population Finland…

5 days ago