Israeli military arrests Palestinian editor in chief in West Bank
"Israeli forces arrested journalist Dr Nasser Laham after storming his home in Bethlehem. His home was entirely ransacked and electronic devices and mobile phones were confiscated," a message posted on his Meta page said.
Laham also serves as the manager of the Lebanese channel Al-Mayadeen's offices in the West Bank.
He is expected to be brought to Ofer military court on Thursday for a hearing on the extension of his detention, according to Haaretz.
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