The Israeli Government has unanimously decided close the broadcast of the Qatari channel Al Jazeera after Parliament approved a law last month allowing the closure of foreign media. It was this Sunday when Netanyahu’s government has prohibited the journalists of this television from continuing to work in the country, since it considers that this Qatari media is “a threat to national security“.

In this video you can see the moment in which the Israeli Police entered the channel’s headquarters in Jerusalem to seize all your equipment and make sure not to leave a single cable loose in the newsroom that allows them to continue reporting. “This is a very dangerous situation against Al-Jazeera and the international community in general. They want to prevent everyone from knowing what is happening in this war,” said the head of the delegation.

“He closes it because he doesn’t want people to know what is happening. It responds to a pattern of persecution by the network,” said Alfonso Bauluz, president of Reporters Without Borders.

Since the war began, the Israeli army has killed 142 Gazan journaliststhe only ones who report from the Strip because Israel has banned access to international journalists. “They have been a very clear target from the beginning,” declares Bauluz, since they have been the object of “indiscriminate bombing.” “What they claim are completely deliberate attacks against their homes and workplaces,” she denounces.

This Sunday Hamas attacked the Keren Salon border crossing, in the south of the country, and Israel bombed Rafah again. Negotiations for a ceasefire remain stalled and Netanyahu insists that he “is willing to pause the fighting to free the hostages.” His Defense Minister has visited the troops and assumes that his soldiers will enter Rafah.