بيان صادر عن ناشطين إعلاميين و منتجي أفلام ومشاركين في مختلف دورات مهرجان صبح الإعلامي، يدين عدوان الكيان الصهيوني على الأراضي الإيرانية واعتداءه على مؤسسة الإذاعة والتلفزيون .

في أعقاب عدوان النظام الصهيوني الغاصب على إيران الإسلامية وهيئة الإذاعة والتلفزيون الإيرانية، أصدر المشاركون في مهرجان صبح بيانًا أدانوا فيه بشدة هذا العمل الإجرامي. وفيما يلي نص البيان:

نحن الناشطون الإعلاميون، وصناع الأفلام والمشاركون في مختلف دورات مهرجان صبح الدولي للإعلام، ندين العدوان السافر للنظام الإسرائيلي على أرض إيران المتحضرة، والذي أسفر عن مقتل مجموعة من الإيرانيين، بينهم نساء وأطفال وأساتذة جامعات وعلماء بارزون وقادة عسكريون إيرانيون.
This heinous act, a flagrant example of state terrorism and a blatant violation of Iran’s territorial sovereignty and core principles of law, occurred while the Islamic Republic of Iran was pursuing a path of dialogue and diplomacy with rationality.
In continuation of the unjust and brutal attacks by the Israeli regime, on June 16th, the IRIB Building was also targeted, leading to the deaths and injuries of several journalists and staff members. It is important to note that such attacks on journalists and media personnel are not unprecedented; the blood of journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, a Palestinian woman, continues to seep into the soil of Palestine. During it’s recent assaults on Gaza, Israel regime has killed nearly 300 domestic and journalists amidst the streets of Gaza, seeking to conceal the extent of their crimes from the global community.
These systematic atrocities against the media violate laws—namely the Geneva Conventions and United Nations Security Council resolutions—which explicitly prohibit attacks on journalists during armed conflicts, just as they prohibit targeting hospitals.
احتراماً للقلم، سيكون من المناسب أن يُسمى يوم 16 يونيو/حزيران 2025 (يوم هجوم إسرائيل على التلفزيون الإيراني على أرضها) في التقويم الدولي، يوم مظلومية الإعلام من أجل الحقيقةعسى أن ينتصر صبح الحقيقة على ظلمات الجهل والخداع قريباًآملين أن يأتي ذلك اليوم.
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Signatories:

Maram Ali, Palestinian artist and painter. Ahmad Sahmoud, Correspondent for Al-Alam News Network in Gaza.Hassan illaik, Lebanese Journalist. SL Kanthan, Indian columnist, blogger, podcaster. Simon El Habre, Filmmaker. Abed Alhadi, Lebanese documentary filmmaker. Suhad Khatib, Jordanian Painter and Graphic Designer. Fisal Ibrahim, Social Media Specialist.Diego Sequera, Venezuelan Journalist. Moamen Hassan, Egyptian Filmmaker. Pepe Escobar, Geopolitical analyst. Michael Wallace, Former Member of the European Parliament. Clare Daly, Former Member of the European Parliament. Radwan Mortada, Lebanese Documentary Filmmaker. Andreas Landeck, German-French documentary filmmaker. Max Blumenthal, American journalist and author. Anya Parampil, American journalist. Ajamu Baraka, American Political Activist. Homeira Ahad, Media activist and news writer. Mostapha Wehbi, Lebanese Filmmaker and Producer. Marwa Osman, Lebanese Host and Journalist. Abbad Muntaqim, Social media activist. Israa El Buhaisi, Al-Alam Network Reporter. Sean Murray, Irish Filmmaker. marie Duchene, Russian documentary filmmaker. Yousef Mawry, Journalist in Yemen. Johnny Miller, British journalist and author. David Miller, British university professor, researcher, author, and media expert. Dan Kovalik, American author and lawyer. Igor Lopatonok, American documentary maker and filmmaker. Louis Allday, British historian and author. Susan Abulhawa, Palestinian writer and social activist. Ehlimana Katica, Deputy of International Affairs, Channel One Bosnia. Tadhg Hickey, Irish writer and comedian. Larry Johnson, American analyst. Javier Sleiman, Executive Producer.