Gaza - "Jerusalem" dot com - The Palestinian Media Forum condemned, on Saturday, in the strongest terms the campaign of the "Zionist lobby" in the Netherlands against the broadcaster and presenter of media programs, Natasja Gibbs, for describing the occupation entity as an apartheid regime, in addition to prosecuting her legally amid other calls to continue targeting and incitement. on her.

In a statement, the Forum considered that this "reflects the extent of intellectual and moral terrorism practiced by the Zionist lobby against all voices supporting Palestinian rights and condemning Israeli criminality, which transgresses all international and humanitarian laws and norms."

The Forum praised the media presenter, Natasja Gibbs, for her bias towards the principles of justice and humanity, and her rejection of the Israeli crime against the Palestinian people, expressing its full and complete solidarity with her, and her absolute rejection of the systematic campaign of the "Zionist lobby" against the media, journalists, and activists who expressed their rejection of the Israeli apartheid regime.

He stressed the need to continue exposing and exposing the ugly face of the Israeli occupation, which violates sanctities, desecrates sanctities, and sheds blood day and night.

The Palestinian Media Forum called on the International Federation of Journalists, Reporters Without Borders, and all local and international human rights organizations to support journalist Natasja Gibbs in the face of the campaign of the "Zionist lobby", and not to allow in any way the suppression of freedom of opinion and expression or to restrict the work of the media under flimsy pretexts, in addition to the necessity Prosecuting the "Zionist lobby" in legal and international forums for its practice of intellectual and moral terrorism against the journalist Natashaji Gibbs, especially in light of the Israeli occupation's record of crimes against the Palestinian media with all its components, as the occupation forces destroyed the headquarters of more than 60 media institutions during their blatant aggression on the Gaza Strip in May 2021 In cold blood, 55 journalists have been killed since 2000, the most recent of which was colleague Sherine Abu Aqleh and colleague Ghufran Warasneh, in addition to the arrest and assault of dozens of journalists in various forms and forms.