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Israel Police Won't Investigate Channel 14 for Incitement Claims
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First reported by Now 14 · 2 hours ago
What happened
Israel Police and the Attorney General have decided not to investigate Channel 14 for alleged incitement to war crimes and genocide, prompting criticism from petitioners who called it a "moral failure" and a violation of international law.
- 01Police will not investigate Channel 14 for alleged incitement.
- 02Statements allegedly called for war crimes and genocide.
- 03Petitioners cited hundreds of broadcast remarks.
- 04Channel 14 called the decision a victory.
- 05Critics decried the decision as a "moral failure."
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