Israeli forces raided Al Jazeera's bureau in Ramallah, shutting it down for 45 days, citing allegations of 'incitement to and support of terrorism.' The military's actions included the confiscation of equipment and an order for staff to vacate immediately, which was broadcast live by the network. This closure marks a significant escalation in Israel's crackdown on foreign media, as it is the first time a foreign channel has been ordered to cease operations within its territories. Al Jazeera has condemned the action and continues to report from Amman, Jordan, following prior restrictions on its reporting in Israel. Tensions in the region are heightened, with ongoing conflicts involving Hezbollah and Israeli military responses. The Israeli government has previously accused Al Jazeera of bias and links to terrorist groups, claims the network denies.