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Israeli forces in the occupied central occupied West Bank have injured a number of Palestinian and international journalists in protest of the Tel Aviv regime's harassment of the press in the occupied territories.
The Israeli forces squealed tear gas to smash journalists who gathered on Saturday afternoon at Qalandia control in the north of Jerusalem al-Quds.
One of the injured was the Syndicate of Palestinian journalists Nasser Abu Bakr.
Abu Bakr demanded that those who commit violence against journalists should be held accountable.
He said international journalists, including the International Federation of Journalists and the Federation of Arab Magazines, participated in the protest.
Since the beginning of this year, he said that some 7,000 violations of Israeli military forces and attacks on Palestinians were recorded.
Palestinian journalists Ahmad AbuA Hussein and Jasper Mūrētra came to Israel's ghosts this year, while looking at the protest of occupation along the border between the Gaza Strip and the occupied land.
Thus, Tel Aviv sought to stop the media from killing its soldiers, and an Israeli cabinet ministers issued a controversial bill that criminalized the filming of some military activities in mid-June.
According to the proposed legislation, those who discovered the shooting, recording or filming of Israeli troops are "subjected to five years of imprisonment" for the purpose of destroying the army, and those who "want to harm," Israel's security can be granted for 10 years in jail.
A bill widely expressed as an attack on media freedom is needed for a number of parliamentary votes to become law.
In recent months, Israeli troops have repeatedly been captured in a cell that brutally killed Palestinians, video clips that broadcast the virus online and caused the regime's condemnation of military forces.
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