Associated Press Denies Any Knowledge Gaza Office Building Was Shared With Hamas After Israeli Airstrike

Associated Press Denies Any Knowledge Gaza Office Building Was Shared With Hamas After Israeli Airstrike
An 11-story building housing the AP office and other media in Gaza City, moments after Israeli warplanes demolished it, on May 15, 2021. (Hatem Moussa/AP Photo).
Jack Phillips
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The Associated Press denied any knowledge that the Jala Tower—which was destroyed in an Israeli airstrike—was also being shared by Hamas, a designated terror group, as claimed by top Israeli leaders.

AP CEO Gary Pruitt issued a statement over the weekend denying that the newswire service knew Hamas terrorists were operating in the building, located in the Gaza Strip. The Jala Tower also hosted Qatar-backed media outlet Al Jazeera and other news organizations.

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