Fajr Al-Saeed explains the fact that there is an Israeli stamp on her passport

The Kuwaiti media, Fajr Al-Saeed, denied the presence of an Israeli stamp on her passport, in response to two tweets on Twitter about the reasons for preventing her from entering Lebanon recently.

Al-Saeed said that the real reasons were her attack on the Secretary-General of the Lebanese "Hezbollah", Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah: "There is no Israeli stamp in my passport... The story is the story of Hassan Nasrallah and my words about him, and you explained it in a tweet. For your information, I went to Palestine twice at the invitation of the Palestinian president."

Al-Saeed confirmed in other posts that she refused to enter Palestine from the Israeli crossings, stressing her visit from Jordan in response to an invitation from the Israeli journalist Eddie Cohen: "He invited me to Ben Gurion Airport, and I refused. I told him I would only enter through the King Hussein Bridge, and after that they placed me with an entry ban."

It is noteworthy that the Kuwaiti broadcaster, Fajr Al-Saeed, stated that she was prevented from entering the Lebanese territory, revealing in a tweet that "she was interrogated at Beirut International Airport for about 5 hours, before she revealed that the authorities had put her name on the list of those banned from entering the country due to her political positions." .