French state-owned international news television network, France 24, fired on Saturday, 11 March 2023 the Palestinian journalist Laila Odeh over her pro-Palestinian positions.
Media sources reported that France 24 fired Odeh from her job as a correspondent citing anti-Semitism posts as a pretext.
This crackdown on free speech was not the first since the topic is Palestine. Western democracy is being destroyed to protect the Israeli occupation and whitewash its crimes and violations against the Palestinian people.
These blatant attacks on supporters of Palestine have been seen before in a concerted effort to silence Israeli occupation critics once.
CNN fired Marc Lamont Hill as a contributor after he called for “a free Palestine from the river to the sea” during a speech at the UN.
The Birmingham Civil Rights Institute revoked Angela Davis’s award for supporting the BDS movement.
Political scientist and son of Holocaust survivors Norman Finkelstein, whose tenure was denied and his reputation was tarnished by DePaul University over his criticism of Israel.
Yale University’s Department of History Yale University’s Department of History rejected Historian Juan Cole for criticizing Israel.
Guardian dismissed Journalist Nathan Robinson as a columnist after joking about U.S. aid to Israel.
The University of Georgia banned Journalist and filmmaker Abby Martin from speaking at the University for refusing to sign a pledge to forbid her participation in the BDS movement.
The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign fired the Scholar Steven Salaita over “disrespectful” tweets he published from his personal Twitter account criticizing Israel’s aggression on Gaza Strip in 2014.
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