Journalist Noam Cohen published footage Tuesday morning showing the smashing of the glass entrance door to N12's Tel Aviv studios last night, according to the footage.
At 07:10 Tuesday morning, reports emerged that the glass entrance door to Channel 12's Tel Aviv studios had been smashed with a stone for the second time in recent weeks. Later Tuesday morning, journalist Noam Cohen published footage of the incident, which he said occurred overnight. The video captures the moment the door was shattered. Earlier Tuesday, President Isaac Herzog spoke with the police commissioner about the incident and called for 'zero tolerance', as The Zioneer reported at 10:35.
The incident was first reported by journalist Glikman at 07:10, who noted the glass was broken again. Additional reports soon followed, with journalist Amit Segal confirming the smashing and citing the source '301 Arab World' as a source. At 07:10, Yisrael Beiteinu chairman Avigdor Liberman condemned the vandalism, calling on the Israel Police to arrest those responsible and prosecute them to the full extent of the law.
As The Zioneer reported on Tuesday at 09:09, this was the second time in recent weeks that the entrance door to Channel 12's offices was smashed with a stone. The previous incident remains unresolved.
The identity of the perpetrators and the circumstances surrounding the attack remain unknown. The footage released by Noam Cohen has not yet led to any arrests.
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