101.   Bogdanov said journalists would have to sign their names to the code before receiving a professional identity card, which is to be created later in the year.

102.   But the journalist did not have to pass through the metal detector and his wheelchair was not checked upon departure at Ben Gurion.

103.   To reach them, journalists had to walk over thick layers of clothes, boxes, tarpaulins and maybe even bodies.

104.   Journalists would still have to seek accreditation from a panel hand-picked by the information minister.

105.   Journalists barely had time to throw some belongings into the back of two UN vehicles which had dashed through the bullet-strewn streets to collect them.

106.   Journalists have no access to the meeting.

107.   Journalists have no right to be there.