Two-state solution is in line with normalization plans
The manager of Palestine al-Yawm channel in Gaza Strip hailed the achievement of the Palestinians in a media war against a war of narratives from the ongoing Israeli war on the besieged strip.
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Amer Khalil, in an interview with Taqrib News Agency (TNA) conducted on the sideline of the 24th Iran Media Expo, referred to the media war going along the political and military confrontation between Israeli forces and the resistance fighters in the besieged Gaza Strip.
He said,” The resistance axis media, particularly the Palestinian media, have proved their capabilities in confronting the Israeli narrative of the massacre happening in Gaza and publishing the truths on occupation of the Palestinian lands.”
He denounced the occupying Israeli forces for the siege and intimidation campaign launched against the Palestinian media crew in order to prevent publication of the news on the war.
Amer Khalil said,” More than 135 Palestinian journalists have lost their lives and tens of others injured while covering news on the Israeli atrocities against the besieged Gaza Strip.”
According to the Palestinian analyst the journalists are subject to multiple forms of aggression in order to withdraw from their mission to cover the ongoing war waged by Israeli regime.
He referred to a proposal by the US administration to recognize the Palestinian state in exchange for normalization of relations between Saudi Arabia and the Israeli regime and said,” While the issue of Palestine was marginalized before the al-Aqsa Flood, it has turned into number one headline among global developments.”
He added,” The Palestinian resistance has sent a clear message to the world that it will no longer tolerate occupation and aggressions against the al-Aqsa Mosque and the Palestinian nation in the occupied lands.”
According to Amer Khalil, the unilateral recognition of Palestine by the US and European countries counts for a political achievement and the first victory brought by operation al-Aqsa Flood.
