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Israel Requests High Court to Maintain May Deadline in Gaza Journalists Access Case
The Israeli state has asked the High Court to keep its May deadline for a case regarding foreign journalists' access to Gaza. It cited ongoing war demands and stated that the process remains incomplete. The response came after a request to advance the filing.
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The state on Sunday opposed a request to advance its filing in a High Court case concerning foreign journalists’ access to Gaza. It stated there is no basis for an earlier update or for progressing the case to the next stage.
Israel has requested the High Court to retain the May deadline in the case. The state cited demands from the ongoing war as a reason for the timeline. It also noted that the related process is not yet complete.
Palestinian journalists have been reporting on the war and humanitarian crisis in central Gaza. A photo from July 26, 2025, captured such reporting activities. The case involves access restrictions for foreign journalists amid these conditions.
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