Alaa Abd El-Fattah Claims 'Zionists' Targeting Him Amid Deportation Battle
British-Egyptian activist denies anti-Semitism, calls historic tweets 'twisted'
British-Egyptian human rights activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah, facing deportation from the UK, claimed in a December 30, 2025 GB News interview that 'Zionists' are targeting him. Abd El-Fattah, whose case has drawn international attention, apologized for past tweets describing British people as 'dogs and monkeys' but insisted the words were 'twisted out of their meaning.' The 44-year-old, who holds dual British-Egyptian citizenship, has been a prominent figure in Egypt's pro-democracy movement since the 2011 Arab Spring. His comments come amid ongoing legal proceedings regarding his potential removal from the UK, where he sought asylum. The case has sparked debate over free speech, immigration policy, and the treatment of political dissidents.
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