A sit-down in front of Palestine TV to protest against the occupation's closure of its office in Jerusalem

Occupied Jerusalem-SANA

Dozens of Palestinians participated in a sit-in in Ramallah in the West Bank to protest against the Israeli occupation's closure of the Palestine TV office in occupied Jerusalem and preventing it from working there.

Wafa news agency quoted Palestinian Prime Minister Muhammad Shtayyeh as confirming during the sit-down organized by the Journalists Syndicate in front of the TV building that Palestine TV is the voice of Jerusalem and the voice of all Palestine, and that the occupation closed its office in Jerusalem as a failed attempt to hide its crimes from the world and pass its plans to Judaize the city, stressing that the Palestinians will continue the struggle in defense About Jerusalem, the capital of Palestine, its Arab identity, and its Islamic and Christian holy sites.

For his part, the deputy head of the Fatah movement, Mahmoud al-Aloul, stressed that the occupation’s prevention of Palestine TV from operating in Jerusalem will not discourage it from continuing to report its crimes, as all Jerusalemites are correspondents.