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(Times of Israel) Israel TV journalist Emmanuel Rosen and his crew were arrested twice and interrogated for four hours while filming a documentary in Libya on life after Gaddafi. Rosen and his crew were traveling on European passports. When they were interrogated, Rosen said, "Of course we could not let them know that we were Jewish, let alone Israeli."2012-08-03 00:00:00Full Article
Israel TV Journalist Arrested, Interrogated in Libya
(Times of Israel) Israel TV journalist Emmanuel Rosen and his crew were arrested twice and interrogated for four hours while filming a documentary in Libya on life after Gaddafi. Rosen and his crew were traveling on European passports. When they were interrogated, Rosen said, "Of course we could not let them know that we were Jewish, let alone Israeli."2012-08-03 00:00:00Full Article
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