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Israeli journalists attacked in N. Ireland while filming documentary on antisemitism – interview

אוג 16, 2026 ·  Source: The Jerusalem Post 80Objectivity score80/100

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.

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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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