Antony Blinken Viral Video: US Secretary of State Antony Blinken was holding a press conference regarding the ceasefire between Hamas and Israel when a journalist said something such that the security personnel present there dragged him out. In fact, many journalists repeatedly tried to stop Blinken’s last press conference as US Secretary of State. Bliken was telling how he worked to deal with the conflict between Israel and Hamas that has been going on for 15 months. Many journalists present there seemed to disagree with his words.
One such media person was Sam Hussaini, who is an independent journalist and is considered a big critic of Washington’s approach towards the world. Sam suddenly shouted at Blicken during the press conference, ‘You’re a criminal, why aren’t you in The Hague?’ Let us tell you that The Hague is a city in the Netherlands where the International Criminal Court is located.
Reporter @samhusseini was just physically dragged from Blinken’s briefing. “Why aren’t you at The Hague?” he asked. pic.twitter.com/Nvs10aFjgh
— Ryan Grim (@ryangrim) January 16, 2025
Criticizing America’s role in the Gaza war proved costly for Sam Husseini. Immediately the security personnel forcibly picked him up and took him out of the room. During this time he was shouting loudly and telling the security personnel that you are hurting me. Now the video of this entire matter has gone viral on social media.
There will be peace in Gaza now!
Qatar confirmed on Tuesday that the high-level Gaza ceasefire talks underway in Doha have reached the final stage. Foreign Ministry spokesman Majid Al Ansari said, “However, until there is an official announcement, we should keep our curiosity low. Still, we are hopeful.”
The Qatari official said, “I can confirm that talks are taking place at a high level in Doha at the moment. We believe we are at an advanced stage, possibly even in the final stage.”
Ansari stressed that once the agreement is reached the ceasefire will happen ‘immediately’. He said, “We do not have any specific time frame, but efforts are on to finalize the agreement.”
