US Journalist Released From Israeli Detention, Barred From Leaving Country
Police were allowed to keep reporter Jeremy Loffredo's phone and passport. He must stay in Israel until October 20.
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Israel Charged American Journalist With 'Aiding The Enemy' For Reporting On Iranian Missile Strikes
Loffredo’s reporting did not “aid” Iran any more than CNN, the Telegraph, the Washington Post, or any other media organization did when reporting on Iran's strikes
DOJ Upholds Rights Of Media To Cover Protests, Even After Dispersal Order
US-Backed Israeli Military Forces Have Executed Numerous Journalists Since October 7
The Israeli military's campaign of genocidal violence, carried out with the full support of President Joe Biden’s administration, has killed 138-175 journalists.
‘Fail Safe’ At 60: The Pentagon Hated This Classic Suspense Drama About Nuclear Catastrophe
The Pentagon sabotaged this film, which suggested that not even President Henry Fonda could prevent a nightmarish accident.
Assange Was A Political Prisoner, Council Of Europe Parliamentarians Declare In Vote
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe recognized that the WikiLeaks founder had been prosecuted and detained as a political prisoner.
Assange Implores European Parliamentarians To Oppose US Government's 'Transnational Repression'
It was Assange’s first public remarks about the United States Justice Department’s prosecution since his release from the Belmarsh high-security prison in London.