LIVE
Conflict Pulse
· · VERIFIED SOURCES
All RegionsUkraine–RussiaIsrael–PalestineIranMyanmarSudan / DarfurUnited StatesEthiopia / TigrayLebanonVenezuela
Middle East Eye
centerREPORT

Israeli police establish special department to monitor foreign journalists

NEWS SUMMARY
Israeli police have established a special department in the occupied West Bank to monitor foreign journalists, reportedly deeming some critical of Israel and revoking their visas. This initiative, detailed in a Haaretz report, involves collaboration with the Population and Immigration Authority to restrict journalists' access to Israel and Palestinian territories.
Full BriefOn request

Submitted by Nadav Rapaport on Tue, 05/19/2026 - 14:30 Foreign journalists in Israel have faced increased monitoring and restrictions in the occupied West Bank Israeli mounted police intervene during a protest by left-wing activists against the ongoing war with Iran at Habima Square in Tel Aviv on 4 April 2026 (Ilia Yefimovich/AFP) Off The Israeli police is operating a special department in the occupied West Bank to monitor foreign journalists who wish to enter Israel or the occupied Palestinian

Israeli police establish special department to monitor foreign journalists
DAILY BRIEFING

Follow Israel–Palestine

Get a daily briefing with the most critical developments from every active conflict zone. Concise. Verified. Free.

No spam. Unsubscribe anytime. Verified sources only.

This page aggregates and summarizes reporting from Middle East Eye. The Conflict Pulse does not author original reporting. Read the original source for full coverage.
READ ORIGINAL

Israel–Palestine

Latest verified updates on Gaza, the West Bank, Israeli military operations, Palestinian politics, humanitarian conditions, and international diplomacy.

Active since May 1948

Recent reporting from this region. These stories may cover different events.

VIEW ALL ISRAEL–PALESTINE COVERAGE →