A British-Egyptian man released from prison in Egypt made violent and offensive remarks in social media posts.
On Friday Sir Keir Starmer expressed his “delight” that Alaa Abd El-Fattah, a pro-democracy activist and former political prisoner, had been reunited with his family in the UK after Egypt lifted a travel ban on his movements.
On Saturday, however, a large number of historic messages, which appear to have been published on an X/Twitter account belonging to Fattah from over a decade ago, were being shared widely online. They appeared to show him endorsing the killing of “zionists” and “police.”
Meanwhile in Oz
🚨SHARE! Footage from Sky News Australia shows Anthony Albanese, the current Prime Minister of Australia, participating early in the early 2000s in a “Free Palestine” protest against Israel, condemning the IDF through a megaphone, with a yellow Hezbollah flag beside him. pic.twitter.com/dAEjvCDmUa
— Raylan Givens (@JewishWarrior13) December 27, 2025
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