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Al Jazeera journalist recounts arrest during Israeli raid on his home
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Released Al Jazeera Arabic correspondent Montaser Nassar describes how Israeli forces raided his home and arrested him.
Released Al Jazeera Arabic correspondent Montaser Nassar describes how Israeli forces raided his home and arrested him.
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