Journalist: What Is Happening at Kabul Airport Will Repeat at Ben Gurion Airport

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Published on Oct 2, 2021
British-Palestinian journalist Abdel Bari Atwan said that the Israelis know that the scenes from Kabul Airport will be repeated at Israelâ€™s Ben Gurion Airport. He made his remarks in an interview that aired on Mayadeen TV (Lebanon) on August 19, 2021. Atwan said that the Israelis will then find that there are no planes leaving Ben Gurion Airport, and they will be forced to escape to the Mediterranean Sea. He further said that in 1995, PLO leader Yasser Arafat promised him that he would live to see the day that the Israelis will flee Palestine â€œlike rats fleeing a sinking ship.â€ Atwan added: â€œToday, I believe that this prophecy will come true.â€

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