Bruxelles: Avigdor Lieberman injurié par le journaliste irlandais David Cronin

Le journaliste irlandais David Cronin (photo) du Guardian a hurlé des slogans contre Israël lors de la conférence de presse donnée par le ministre des Affaires étrangères israélienine Avigdor Lieberman.  David Cronin est connu, à l'instar de beaucoup d'Européens, pour son obsession anti-israélienne.

Voir : "L'alliance contre-nature de l'Europe avec Israël", livre de l'Irlandais David Cronin (des milliers de livres et d'articles de cet acabit sont publiés en Europe chaque année avec la même passion et la même haine d'Israël et souvent hélas des Juifs)

BRUSSELS (EJP)---A Irish journalist shouted “Free Palestine” ,“Israel apartheid state” and “Apartheid is a crime” at the start of a press conference by Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman with EU officials in Brussels on Tuesday.

Approaching the minister, he shouted: “Mister Lieberman this is a critizen’s arrest. You are charged with the crime of apartheid”. The man, David Cronin, who writes for several newspapers including The Guardian, The Irish Times and European Voice, was immediately removed from the EU Council press room by security guards.

He reportedly provoked the same kind of incident at a press conference by EU Mideast Quartet envoy Tony Blair at the European Parliament last year.

“If he is a journalist accreditated to the EU, his press card will be confiscated,” one EU official told EJP.

In November, he published a book titled “Europe’s Alliance with Israel: Aiding the Occupation.”


Lieberman attended in Brussels the 10th meeting of the EU-Israel Association Council, the body governing the relations between the two sides. At the press conference were also Hungarian Foreign Minister Janos Martonyi, whose country currently chairs the EU, and Stefan Fulle, EU Commissioner responsible for Enlargment and Neighborhood Policy.