French philosopher supporting Kosovo attacked in Belgrade

He watched a film appear at the Belgrade Cultural Centre, delivered a speech about NATO and US attacks that liberated Kosovo during the war.

The scene by the attack has published journalist Becir Sina, under which security guards were forced to intervene after some young people tensed the situation, hunting the philosophy with cake and other items.

This is Sina's announcement:

Heavy incident in Belgrade: Israeli French philosopher Bernard Anri Levi has been attacked and hit by a trigger Kosovo!

Serbia has not changed much, he said, adding that although this did not please some friends in Belgrade.

According to social media, Israeli philosopher Bernnar Anri Levi reportedly was attacked today at the Belgrade Cultural Centre, when he had to talk to viewers after the screening of his film “Pesmegra”, within the framework of the “Beldoxa” programme.

In the case of the Levi movie show at the Belgrade Cultural Centre, following its projections, was the “Movement. Ubico napusti Belgrade”, which writes social media has marred the meeting by accusing Natto and the US, who 18 years ago bombed Belgrade in 78-day air strikes, which led to the conclusion by releasing Kosovo and turning Serbia away from Kosovo, once and for all.

The incident took place after he attacked the audience blindly and saw it impossible to continue his conversation with the audience, seeking help from security guards, and therefore interrupted communication with the audience after some young people tensed the situation in the cinema room at the Belgrade Cultural Centre, which is prestigious in the country.

Israeli controversial philosopher with French passport, according to social networks was first hit by a girl with a cake in her face, while, as he has begun speaking to the public again is seen a young man climbs into the stage who held a transparent, where he was written with red ink like blood, in which “Bernar Levi supported imperial killings”

The white transplant the size of a sheet was written under the company SCOJ and had drawn the communist symbol Draper and Cekic.

Belgrade Cultural Centre Director Goran Markovic was quoted as saying that the meeting at this centre in Belgrade was meant to talk to Levi about his film, and that the incident was very serious, as never before, he said.

Levi, according to the cameras, complained to the media and said the incident occurred after these young people are still with fascist ideas.

After the incident, Levi returned to the hall, and thanked the public for watching his film.

Serbia's “Serbia has not changed much”, he said, adding that although this cannot please some friends in Belgrade.

He addressed the audience again, saying that: “Democracy, has not yet come to Belgrade, but some who do not want to believe in this city must know this”, Levi said, saying he is alive today to protect himself with literal antifascism in Europe”.