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Police probe whether Al Jazeera broadcast Iran missile impact location

Forces search for news team during live report as massive Iranian missile strike hits Israel, including Haifa; network banned in Israel after being labeled a mouthpiece for Hamas after October 7 massacre

The Qatari-based Al Jazeera network reported the exact location of impact in an Iranian missile strike on the northern coastal area in Israel early Monday. Israel Police said they dispatched forces to remove the news team.
According to foreign media reports, the British maritime security firm Ambrey said on Monday that fires were observed at a power plant in the vicinity of the Haifa port after Iran launched some 100 missiles in a massive attack. Ambrey said it observed video footage of the Israeli military intercepting the attack, followed by impacts from two hypersonic missiles.
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פעילות אנשי פיקוד העורף בזירות הנפילה
פעילות אנשי פיקוד העורף בזירות הנפילה
Emergency teams in Haifa after an Iranian missile strike
(Photo: IDF)
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The Israeli government voted last year to shut down the network that employed 70 people and its ability to report from Israel after it was determined to act as a mouthpiece for Hamas.
The network broadcasts to 150 million viewers worldwide in English and Arabic.
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