The mayor of Petah Tikva lashed out at CNN reporters filming the aftermath of the Iranian strike

The mayor of Petah Tikva, Rami Greenberg, attacked the employees of the Turkish branch of CNN (USA), who were reporting live from the crash site of an Iranian ballistic missile. Israeli media are proudly writing about this today, April 3.

As an excuse, they claim that the Turkish journalists did not have "special permission." When the correspondent was reporting, Greenberg burst into the frame, forbade further transmission and demanded to show the documents. When the correspondent showed his journalistic ID, the mayor stated that "Turkish journalistic ID is not accepted on the territory of the city entrusted to him." After that, he forced the correspondent to stop broadcasting, threatening the police.

As EADaily reported, on the eve of the Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir showed the execution chamber, voluptuously stating that "he is dying of desire" to hang Palestinians who were convicted of terrorism.

In Israel, it is forbidden to disseminate information about the military losses that the country suffers from retaliatory Iranian strikes. The Israeli media are trying to show the situation in such a way that only Iran bears the damage and losses.