Former Lebanese President Emile Lahoud conveyed his condolences to the families of martyrs Farah Omar and Rabih Al-Meemari, who were killed by an Israeli air strike while carrying out their duty to report the truth. According to the former president, al-Mayadeen is today paying the price for his efforts to shed light on what is being committed by the Israeli enemy.
In this regard, the head of Parliament, Nabih Berri, stressed that Farah Omar, Rabih Maamari and Hussein Aqeel, the latter a collaborator of the team of communicators, baptize with their blood the independence and the national will.
Minutes, even eternities of silence are not enough to mourn the martyrs and the humanity massacred by the Israeli machine of killing and extermination, he pointed out.
In this line of thought, the Syrian Social Nationalist Party indicated that the blood of the media professionals will be a major motivation to confront the ephemeral state of Israel by all available means until victory is achieved.
From Tunisia, the popular movement denounced that the crime of murdering Farah and Rabih adds to the long history of attacks by the Tel Aviv entity against the media and humanity.
The Ministry of Human Rights in Yemen stated that the new Israeli attack against Al Mayadeen journalists is part of a policy of terror and intimidation.
In this regard, the Labor Party in Jordan added that Israel’s continued assassination of journalists is aimed at killing and suppressing the truth in its attempt to continue broadcasting its lies to the world.
Iran’s ambassador to Lebanon, Mojtaba Amani, pointed out that this cowardly act is aimed at terrorizing Al Mayadeen and silencing his resistant and pioneering voice in exposing the brutality of the occupation.
Incidentally, the diplomat said, “It is as if Al Mayadeen is destined to offer sacrifices on the altar of truth and speech.”
The Press Office of the Palestinian Resistance movement Hamas in Lebanon expressed mourning for the fall of the martyrs of Al Mayadeen and described the Zionist attack as treacherous.
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