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Iran claiming "freedom of speech" rights.
How nice for that government to pick and choose which rights it can use or ignore for it's citizens.
These reporters could work for the US media. Our media did the same and in the guise of freedom of the press. good one!
Of course, putting some Palestinians in jail for reporting the news is nothing compared to the hundreds of innocent civilians killed in the last two weeks.
Exposing media censorship in "free" media market while not having your own citizens involved, priceless!
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