Nitzan Chen

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A Palestinian woman works at the Al Jazeera TV station in the West Bank city of Ramallah, June 14, 2009. (Miriam Alster/Flash90)
Following pressure, Israel halts decision to revoke Al Jazeera reporter’s credentials
The government sought to revoke Elias Karram’s press accreditation after he expressed solidarity with the Palestinian struggle. The decision was reversed following pressure by the Union of Journalists in Israel. By +972 Magazine Staff Two weeks after announcing it would revoke the press credentials of senior Al Jazeera reporter Elias Karram, Israel’s Government Press Office said Wednesday that it…
By +972 Magazine August 31, 2017
Illustrative photo of journalists at a demonstration at Qalandia. (Photo by Anne Paq/Activestills.org)
Israel expels Dutch journalist after he tweets +972 articles
The Israeli government office responsible for accrediting journalists takes issue with a foreign correspondent sharing +972 Magazine articles on social media, publishing critical stories, refuses to renew his visa. Israel’s Government Press Office has refused to renew the media accreditation for Derk Walters, a Dutch journalist who has been reporting from Israel-Palestine since 2014. Walters is the…
By Lisa Goldman May 4, 2017
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