they circulated his address and he conveyed it to journalists – Il Tempo

Fatayer attempted his final electoral coup. Souzan, a candidate for the Avs in Naples, is known in the news for posts on Facebook that show Hitler’s face, or that define Hamas as “the resistance.” Like when he wrote that “resistance, our martyred children were killed to defend their homeland, their city, their dignity against the Zionist invasion” under a photo gallery that also included two men holding rifles. Here, just late in the evening, just before the election silence began, he launched accusations against those who (information comes from Il Tempo) had carried out “a violent campaign of slander and violence, launched by several journalists of the national press and continued on social media, with sexist and racist comments that have unfortunately increased in recent hours”. This was because he “became aware of a very serious and disturbing fact: the illegal disclosure via the TikTok platform, intentionally and with intent to harm my person, my home address and my contact details”.

But what is the probable cause between an article written a few weeks ago and a person’s alleged reckless actions? Il Tempo only reports facts that fall within its reporting rights, but Fatayer in his latest post refers to a “widespread climate of hatred”. However, it was he who defined Il Fatto Quotidiano director, along with Tg La7 director Enrico Mentana, as “rogue soldiers of the state”, while he wrote to PD deputy Piero Fassino “and his colleagues” “You should be ashamed. I think April 25th does not suit you. You are cowardly, inhuman and this cannot define you as such.” But he didn’t even escape Italian Viva leader Matteo Renzi: «I think there is no Italian politician more stupid than Gasparri, but Renzi surpassed him. Poor us. According to Fatayer, “Zionism is the problem, a cancer that is spreading throughout the world.” So, what climate of hate are you actually referring to?