Ministry of Human Rights denounces suspension of Al-Mayadeen TV from operating in Palestine

The Ministry of Human Rights strongly denounced on Monday the Zionist enemy entity’s suspension of the work of Al-Mayadeen Channel in occupied Palestine, closing its offices, confiscating its equipment, and attacking its correspondents.

The ministry explained in a statement  that stopping the squares is a crime through which the enemy seeks to prevent the disclosure of more facts about the war crimes and genocide it is committing against the Palestinian people.

The statement stated that the criminal Zionist entity practiced open terrorism against the media to the point that it became fed up with the small amount of truth conveyed by a number of American and Western channels and media outlets, despite their bias, as it sought to change their reports in its favor through intimidation, this prompted 75 media outlets to submit a protest message. The result of these policies.

The Ministry of Human Rights expressed its full solidarity with the “Al-Mayadeen” channel, stressing that what the enemy did against it was an unacceptable aggression, as the “Al-Mayadeen” channel operates on the land of Palestine, and the enemy has no authority to prevent it. Being a brutal occupying force.

The statement considered the Zionist entity’s decision to block the squares as stemming from the strength of the truth it conveys to the peoples of the world, and the professionalism of its media team, and a testimony to its credibility and effectiveness in exposing the crimes and violations it practices, as is its honesty in conveying the facts of the battle of dignity and victory waged by defenders of their legitimate human rights on the all front lines, and they inflict losses and humiliation on the enemy.

He called on the free people of the world and its human rights and humanitarian organizations to stand seriously before this terrorist entity, which has neglected all human values and principles, and violated all taboos, and to bring its leaders to international courts of justice.