Masked Palestinian militants of the national resistance committee, a militia linked to the ruling Fatah movement, pray during a rally to celebrate the Israeli withdrawal from the Gaza settlements, in Gaza City, Tuesday, Aug. 16, 2005. As Israel's Gaza withdrawal got underway Tuesday, Palestinian militants marched through the streets of a town in southern Gaza flanking the Jewish settlements and vowed the Israeli withdrawal would be the first step toward eliminating Israel. (AP Photo / Muhammed Muheisen)

What is this National Resistance Comittee ? It looks they have lots of members in Gaza. I did search Google and I found nothing about them.

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There are thousands of Journalists in Gaza. But judging by the Google results not a single one did explain to its readers what exactly are the resistance committees.

We do think we know what does happen. We do not. We know what journalists do report and when it comes to midle east conflict there are many things journalists avoid reporting.

All issues of palestinian infighting are under reported.
The journalists do not report it or report as brifly as possible such issues.

Amid rising lawlessness the PNA Interior Ministry on Friday ordered journalists in the West Bank and Gaza not to publish news about its security forces without advance permission, an Interior Ministry statement said.

“We would like to note to all local, Arab and international (media) that it is completely forbidden to publish any text, radio or television broadcast in relation to police and security forces without informing the media office of the Ministry of the Interior and National Security,” the statement said.

The statement said journalists would have to fill out special forms before they could publish reports involving security forces. The interior ministry said its move followed publication of news reports and photos that were “harmful to national security,” but did not specify what the objectionable reports contained.

Not only the PNA Information Ministry, but also Palestinian al-Mezan Centre for Human Rights, the Palestinian Center for Human Rights, the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) and other rights groups and anti-occupation factions protested the move.



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