Israeli forces raid offices of news channels in Ramallah
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Ramallah - MENA
Israeli forces stormed on Saturday the headquarters of Palmedia media production company in Ramallah.
The company houses the offices of a set of news channels including RT, Al Mayadeen, Al Manar and Al Quds.
The size of the assault on the property has not been estimated yet, local sources said.
RT reporter said that the occupation forces damaged the door of the office and vandalized it.
Secretary General of the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) Saeb Erekat condemned in the strongest possible words the assault and described it as an attempt to silence the Palestinian voices exposing the Israeli aggression.
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