Israeli Knesset discussing law to end Islamic call to prayer
Mohammad Hamayel
Press TV, al-Quds
The Israeli Knesset is considering legislation to prohibit the Islamic call to prayer. The move has sparked much anger among the Palestinians who consider it as another instance of Israel's policy of collective punishment. Our Correspondent Mohammad Hamayel reports on this story.
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