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Threatening Letter Left After Glass Doors Smashed at Channel 12 News in Tel Aviv
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First reported by Ynet · 2 hours ago
What happened
After glass doors at Channel 12 News in Tel Aviv were smashed, a threatening letter linked to the Shde Yemeni affair was left, demanding an apology and warning of further violence. This marks the second such attack in under a month, prompting strong condemnation from the newsroom and calls for police action.
- 01Glass doors at Channel 12 News in Tel Aviv were smashed and a threatening letter was left.
- 02The letter demanded an apology related to the Shde Yemeni affair and warned of future violence.
- 03This is the second attack on Channel 12 in less than a month; no suspects caught yet.
- 04Channel 12 called the incident a 'true alarm' and demanded police action.
- 05The newsroom criticized the government and Minister of Communications for inciting hostility against free media.
- 06Channel 12 vowed not to be intimidated by legislation, incitement, or violence.
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