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Hissyspit

(45,788 posts)
Fri Jul 18, 2014, 07:43 PM Jul 2014

NBC News Reverses Decision on Gaza Correspondent Ayman Mohyeldin - Will Send Him Back

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https://mobile.twitter.com/wjcarter/status/490274721603543040

@wjcarter
NBC News reverses decision on Gaza correspondent Ayman Mohyeldin--will send him back into Gaza as soon as possible
7:19pm - 18 Jul 14

@AymanM: Thanks for all the support. Im returning to #Gaza to report. Proud of NBC's continued commitment to cover the #Palestinian side of the story

http://www.nbcumv.com/nbc-news-statement-ayman-mohyeldin-back-gaza?network=33130

News July 18, 2014
NBC News statement: Ayman Mohyeldin back to Gaza

Statement from an NBC News spokesperson:

"Ayman Mohyeldin has done extraordinary reporting throughout the escalation of the conflict in Gaza, filing 25+ reports over the past 17 days, including his invaluable and well-documented contribution to the story on the deaths of the four Palestinian children on Wednesday. As with any news team in conflict zones, deployments are constantly reassessed. We've carefully considered our deployment decisions and we will be sending Ayman back to Gaza over the weekend. We look forward to his contributions in the coming days."

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NBC News Reverses Decision on Gaza Correspondent Ayman Mohyeldin - Will Send Him Back (Original Post) Hissyspit Jul 2014 OP
Good decision. octoberlib Jul 2014 #1
Good. That must mean he's okay. Hekate Jul 2014 #2
That's good to hear n/t cpwm17 Jul 2014 #3
Ecxellent. So glad Greenwald and others raised a stink about it. He is a very good journalist. Luminous Animal Jul 2014 #4
But will they give him air time? Spitfire of ATJ Jul 2014 #5
At this very moment a reporter named Sharif from Democracy Now is reporting on Chris Hayes' show Hekate Jul 2014 #6
I think he's Egyptian. roody Jul 2014 #7

octoberlib

(14,971 posts)
1. Good decision.
Fri Jul 18, 2014, 07:45 PM
Jul 2014

Ayman Mohyeldin @AymanM · 6m
Thanks for all the support. Im returning to #Gaza to report. Proud of NBC's continued commitment to cover the #Palestinian side of the story

Hekate

(90,645 posts)
2. Good. That must mean he's okay.
Fri Jul 18, 2014, 07:45 PM
Jul 2014

I still wonder about his health after this experience. Best of luck to him.

Hekate

(90,645 posts)
6. At this very moment a reporter named Sharif from Democracy Now is reporting on Chris Hayes' show
Fri Jul 18, 2014, 08:39 PM
Jul 2014

If I'm not mistaken Sharif is not a Jewish name. Also he is reporting from Gaza.

And is it possible that NBC owns MSNBC?

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