Tag: Said Arikat

Why is Palestinian Authority journalist Said Arikat allowed to use his press credentials to proclaim his hate with insidious lies about Israel?

"I just want to make sure that’s the word you mean," Matthew Miller said, when Said Arikat claimed Israel attacked Mawasi on the "pretext" of targeting a Hamas leader.

Get ready for radicalized Americans after their stays in Gaza.

Said Arikat who reports for the Al-Quds newspaper apparently has carte blanche to libel Israel during press briefings in Foggy Bottom.

The White Supremacists have been haranguing Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnel (R-KY) about his Asian American wife, Secretary of Transportation Elaine Chao, questioning her racial purity. Is that the despicable level of nastiness matched by Al Quds and its reporter at DOS? Where are the condemnations from our friends in the media?

Palestinian Arab journalist, justifying murder of Israeli policewoman, slammed by US State Dept.

UN official resigned in a snit because Israel refused to help him trash the Jewish State; the U.S. sided with Israel.

Arikat pleads the Palestinian Arab cause, day in and day out, to the State Dept and the international media.

Members of the press attacked Israeli consideration of stripping eastern Jerusalemites of identity cards

State Dept. is equally unhappy with Israelis and Palestinian Arabs for the violence - it interferes with the path to the beloved Two State Holy Grail.

Once again a Palestinian Arab journalist sought money for the PA during a State Dept. press briefing

Obama says Bibi has to prove he supports a "two-state solution."

Once again al Quds' Said Arikat used the State Dept. Briefing room to slander Israel with false "facts."

Arab journalist advocates for PA and Gaza in State Dept. Press Briefings

Rockets launched at Jerusalem were fired from Gazan schools compound.

Said Arikat is not just a journalist, he acts more like a lobbyist for the Palestinian Arab cause in daily press briefings at the State Department.

Al-Quds reporter outraged by precedent of releasing Pollard - guilty of espionage, but not murder.

Rockets raining down on Israel from Lebanon did not even merit a mention during the Thursday State Department briefing.