Abdul Bari Atwan was once again the target of threats and attacks by the Israeli media.
The editor-in-chief of “Rai Al-Youm” newspaper was once again targeted and threatened by the world media supporting the occupation and Zionism on the charge of “supporting terrorism”.
Abdulbari Atwan, a Palestinian author and famous analyst of the Arab world, who is the editor of the electronic newspaper “Rai Alyoum” in London, was once again exposed to severe media attacks by international Zionist groups and networks.
According to the report of “Al-Mayadin” network website, “Jewish Chronicle” newspaper, which is considered as the mouthpiece of the Jews in England and is one of the biggest newspapers supporting the occupation of the Zionist regime, calls for “Atwan’s trial and the imposition of the most severe punishments against him” for supporting what ” “Terrorism” describes.
The Jewish newspaper accused the BBC of not being impartial in its reporting on Israel and the Jews, and of inviting figures who support terrorism in its programs.
Prominent people of this British media company, while demanding to “stop TV interviews with Atwan”, accused this famous Arab analyst of “anti-Semitism”.
Atwan had been insulted before. In April of last year, he was subjected to a threatening campaign by the Israeli media because of his positions in support of martyrdom operations in Palestine.
The Jewish Chronicle, along with its campaign, attacked Atvan and threatened him with a judicial trial on the charge of supporting “terrorism”.
In response to these slanderous campaigns and increasing threats, the editor of Rayalium stated: “They accuse us of supporting terrorism, while they are the occupiers who created terrorism.”
Earlier, in a conversation with Al-Mayadeen, who had organized a campaign of support and solidarity with him, Atwan stated that “big media empires have been created to block our voice”, saying: “They have Facebook pages and websites. YouTube closed us so that we are not independent and they want us to follow their opinions.
