Israeli journalists attacked in N. Ireland while filming documentary on antisemitism – interview
In response, the man threw a large glass beer mug at Abbas, hitting him in the head and cutting it.
An i24NEWS Hebrew channel crew, including reporter Yonatan Raveh and cameraman Nadav Abbas, was attacked in Belfast, Northern Ireland, while filming a documentary on rising antisemitism in Europe. The incident occurred when a man, after overhearing them state they were from Israel, shouted "f*** Israel" and followed them. He attempted to grab their equipment and subsequently threw a beer mug at Abbas, hitting him in the head and causing a cut. Bar security intervened after the assault, but the crew opted to leave and return to Israel for Abbas's medical treatment. Raveh noted prior verbal altercations and a significant divide in Belfast regarding views on Israel, with Irish Catholics generally anti-Israel and Protestants pro-Israel. The crew had previously faced threats and forced deletion of footage in Madrid and New York.
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