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Haaretz EnglishSecurity

Press Council Demands Action Over Police Inaction During Photographer's Assault

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The Israel Press Council condemned an assault on Haaretz photographer Itai Ron by right-wing activists during a Saturday demonstration in Herzliya. The council criticized police for failing to intervene and stated it would hold the Border Police chief responsible. The demonstration was held outside the home of Yashar leader Gadi Eisenkot.

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  • Israel Press Council demands action against police for failing to stop assault on photographer Itai Ron.
  • The assault occurred Saturday during a protest outside the home of Yashar leader Gadi Eisenkot in Herzliya.
  • Right-wing activists reportedly attacked Haaretz photographer Itai Ron.
  • The Press Council will hold the Border Police chief responsible for the officers' inaction.
Press Council Demands Action Over Police Inaction During Photographer's Assault
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