Frustrated Reporters Locked Out of Gaza War Zone as Israel Scraps Plan to Allow Foreigners in
Israel scrapped arrangements Monday to allow the first foreign reporters into the Gaza Strip since the military launched its offensive against Palestinian militants, adding to mounting media frustration at being locked out of the war zone. The ban on foreign media, which has been appealed to the Israeli Supreme Court, drew criticism from journalists that Israel is trying to manage the story. Israel asserts that opening border crossings for journalists would endanger staff at the... Full Story
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