A journalist was dragged out of US secretary of state Antony Blinken’s last press conference for confronting Biden administration‘s decisions and policies during the 15-month war in Gaza.
Independent journalist Sam Husseini confronted Blinken during while he was defending the Biden administration’s decisions and policies during the 15-month war in Gaza.

“Everyone from Amnesty International to the ICJ (International Court of Justice) is saying Israel is doing genocide and extermination, and you’re telling me to respect the process?” Husseini asked Blinken.
“Criminal… Why aren’t you in The Hague?,” he added.

Moments later, security personnel carried Husseini out of the conference room after he was picked forcibly picked up.
“Get your hands off me. Get your hands off me. Get your hands off me. Answer a damn question. You know about the Hannibal Directive? You know about Israel’s nuclear weapons? Everybody from the ICJ. I was sitting here quietly, and now I’m being manhandled by two or three people,” Husseini said as he was escorted out of by the security.
“You pontificate about a free press? You are hurting me. I am asking questions after being told by Matt Miller that he will not answer my questions until I ask. Wasn’t the point of the May 31 statement to block the ICJ orders? He blocked the ICJ orders,” he added.
This comes days after Blinken was interrupted during his farewell address after a protester lashed out at him blaming Joe Biden’s administration for the alleged atrocities Israel is committing against the people of Palestine.
“You will forever be known as bloody Blinken, secretary of genocide.The blood of innocent civilians, of children is on your hands,” the protestor said.
“You have no compassion, You are a monster,” she added.
Meanwhile, during his farewell remarks to the employees, Blinken said, “Now, this is a time of transition. And when we talk about transitions, sometimes we talk about passing the baton. That’s what I’ll be doing, but that’s not what most of you will be doing. Most of you come Monday, you will keep running. And what gives me more confidence than anything else is to know that that’s exactly what you’ll do.”
“I return to the highest calling in a democracy, that of being a private citizen. I’ll no longer have the privilege of leading this institution. But I want you to know I’ll be its champion – I will be your champion – forever. You, the custodians of the power and the promise of American diplomacy,” he added.
Blinken during his speech also highlighted the challenges in current times, describing the era where there is “multiplicity, complexity, and interconnectedness.”