An F-Radio has been launched in the occupied West Bank city of Ramallah, which is different because it broadcasts in Israel's official language, Hebrew, or Hebrew, so that Israeli citizens can also listen.
According to AFP news agency, the FM radio station called Jerusalem 24 was launched in September to cover the tensions between Israel and Palestine and its impact on the Palestinian people.
"The Israeli people listen to the media that speaks their language, but they do not want to see the other side of the picture," said radio newscastThe editor-in-chief of Jerusalem24 says that despite international diplomacy and media attention, there are many local issues that remain hidden.
"We want to fill the gap by covering what is happening in Jerusalem and elsewhere," he said. Palestinians are being evicted from their homes in Jerusalem and the world is not listening.
This is not the first radio broadcast in Hebrew. Earlier, in 1930, Radio Hina Al-Quds started broadcasting in Hebrew with Arabic and English.
In Tel Aviv, Israeli trainer David Haliva regularly listens to Jerusalem24.
"Israeli citizens know nothing about Palestinian society," he said. There is a huge gap between what we think and what we know. "
He said he was impressed by the Palestinian channel's professionalism, but also wanted to reject Palestinian violence.er Reema Mustafa.
