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Three Jewish Congressmen-elect urge Israel to release detained Palestinian reporter

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The Jerusalem Post
“Three newly elected Jewish congressmen urge Israel to release detained Palestinian journalist”

Brad Lander, Daniel Biss, and Scott Wiener sent a joint letter to Israeli Ambassador Yechiel Leiter, warning that the arrest raises serious concerns about press freedom and democratic rights.

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Haaretz
“Three Jewish Congressmen-elect urge Israel to release detained Palestinian reporter”

Abed Abu Shehadeh, who recently worked with Al Jazeera, was arrested Wednesday, with authorities not disclosing the grounds for his detention. In a letter to Israel's ambassador, the U.S. lawmakers stressed the importance of press freedom

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ישראל היום
“עוד לפני ההשבעה: נבחרי קונגרס יהודים דורשים לשחרר חשוד בעבירה ביטחונית”

בראד לנדר, דניאל ביס וסקוט ווינר פנו לשגריר ישראל בארה"ב בדרישה לשחרר את עבד אבו שחאדה, שנעצר בחשד למגע עם סוכן חוץ • השלושה טוענים כי מדובר בפגיעה בחופש העיתונות, אך בית המשפט קבע שקיים חשד סביר ושעילת המעצר אינה נוגעת לליבת עבודתו העיתונאית • זו הפעולה המשותפת הראשונה של נבחרי הקונגרס מאז שנבחרו

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