In an unprecedented admission, officials from the Zionist Foreign Ministry announced the sharp decline of the regime’s position in the global media arena and announced that “Israel’s position in the world media has never been so weak”; an admission that indicates the unprecedented isolation of the occupying regime in the world of Jerusalem in public opinion after the widespread crimes in Gaza.
According to a report by the Hebrew-language newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth, officials from the Israeli Foreign Ministry have expressed great concern about their media situation, emphasizing that “Israel is politically absent from the media” and “there is no media voice supporting us; everyone is against us.”
Referring to the inability of the regime’s diplomatic structure to deal with the global wave of revelations about war crimes in Gaza, these officials said: “There is a feeling that our embassies around the world have surrendered.”
According to international observers, Israel’s weak position in the global media has intensified, especially after the brutal massacre of the defenseless people of Gaza. The publication of heartbreaking images, documentary reports and first-hand accounts of Israel’s airstrikes and land-scorching in Gaza has led to a wide wave of international condemnation and has further placed the Zionist regime in the position of a gross violator of human rights.
In this regard, four reputable international news agencies, including the Associated Press, Agence France-Presse, BBC and Reuters, issued a joint statement warning about the worrying situation of independent journalists in the Gaza Strip, stating: “Our journalists are unable to meet their basic needs. They have been the eyes and ears of the world in Gaza for months.”
The statement ended by addressing the Israeli authorities and demanding that they issue permits for journalists to enter and exit Gaza; a demand that shows the media suppression imposed by Israel.
These developments come at a time when analysts believe that the Israeli regime, in addition to its defeat on the ground and politically, is also facing a serious crisis on the media front, and this could pave the way for international legal pressure on the regime’s leaders in the near future.
