Police officers and Communications Ministry inspectors arrive at Al Jazeera’s Jerusalem offices to confiscate the Qatari channel’s broadcast equipment.Video footage sent out by the office of Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi,

Attorney General Gali Baharav-Miara authorized bringing the issue of closing Al Jazeera's channels in Israel to a vote, setting the stage for today's enforcement action

Following Cabinet's unanimous vote to close Al Jazeera in Israel, police raid the Qatari organization's offices at the Ambassador Hotel.

JERUSALEM/DOHA (Reuters) -Israeli police raided a Jerusalem hotel room used by Al Jazeera as its de facto office on Sunday following a government decision to shut down the Qatari-owned TV station's local operations,

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu posted on X that the operations of Qatar-based news channel Al Jazeera in Israel will be closed.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said his Cabinet has unanimously voted to close broadcaster Al Jazeera's operations in Israel. The move came after Israeli lawmakers recently approved a new media law - widely referred to as the "Al Jazeera law" - that gives the government powers to ban foreign broadcasters if they are deemed a risk to state security.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday that his government has voted unanimously to shut down the local offices of Qatar-owned broadcaster Al Jazeera, escalating Israel's long-running feud with the channel.

Israel's communication minister ordered the seizure of Al Jazeera's broadcasting equipment. According to the order, Israel will seize devices "used to deliver the channel's content".