Dozens of Palestinian journalists say blocked by WhatsApp ...Kuwait

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Messaging app WhatsApp has blocked the accounts of dozens of Palestinian journalists following this month's Israeli assault on the Gaza strip, reporters said. Shortly after a ceasefire went into effect at 2:00 am on Friday (2300 GMT Thursday) ending 11 days of deadly conflict, two journalists in AFP's Gaza City bureau received notices from WhatsApp in Arabic informing them their accounts had been blocked. Other journalists, in Jerusalem and the occupied West Bank as well as Gaza, said their accounts had also been blocked. A crew from Qatar-based satellite news channel Al Jazeera said their accounts had later been restored after they lodged complaints with WhatsApp own

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