Because of statements by Walid bin Talal .. A confrontation between two Saudi media organizations

The Saudi prince, outside the Ritz-Walid Bin Talal prison, opened the debate between the Saudi media and turned the debate into a dispute and a dispute over the air between the two largest Saudi media organizations.

The media clash between the two groups began to whisper and signals, and then moved to the screens and television programs in the channels of Arabic and MBC Egypt and Rutana Gulf, and no one knows where to lead? Where will it end?

Terrorism is not criminality
The prince, owner of the Rotana channel, implicitly criticized Al-Arabiya's positions on the New Zealand Massacre massacre. He described the terrorist attack in New Zealand as a mistake that should not have happened, especially as it has always described any act of jihadist violence as a terrorist act.

He said he hoped the Saudi and Arab media would cover the event and describe him as a terrorist. This is not because of the jihadists.

"If a jihadist is called, and if not," he said, "there is a terrorist organization, ashamed of what?"

The prince's talk and joining critics of Al-Arabiya coverage of the New Zealand massacre seem to have sparked widespread anger in the channel, and devoted a paragraph to one of its interactive programs, in which one of the announcers responded to the prince's remarks.

Alwaleed bin Talal in the Arab league
However, the strongest response and the most violent attack came from Egyptian journalist Amr Adib in his program "The Tale" broadcast on MBC Egypt, where he harshly criticized Prince Alwaleed. He said that he often ridiculed the MBC group, Especially, news of them.

"We understand that there is competition between Rotana and MBC, but in the end we are in a single trench," Amr said in his television interview. "Is the Arab world likely to be beaten in the Arab and MBC channels?"

Adib continued his criticism of Prince Alwaleed bin Talal on the channel Rotana Gulf, and wondered about the secret of the Prince attacking the group "MBC" and the channel "Arab", asserting that the Prince has problems with the two groups, and that the Arab described the incident as "terrorist" since the early hours of the occurrence.

Adib denounced previous remarks by Walid bin Talal in 2013, saying that Al Jazeera is the channel of the Arab peoples. MBC and Al Arabiya are the channels of the rulers and are governed by red lines.

And accused him of dazzling the experiences of the country and Turkey, and asked: Is it possible to understand what is happening now in the region to continue beatings in the channels of Arabic and MBC?

Egyptian Employee
The channel's editor, Idris Al-Drees, launched a fierce attack on Amr Adib and said he was "changing his position more than changing his clothes."

He said he was saddened and laughed when he heard the thin and thin defense of Amr Adib, it is not prudent to lean on some names to win your positions and strengthen your argument.

He criticized Al-Arabiya's use of what he described as an "Egyptian hire" to talk about a Saudi, saying that everyone knows that Amr Adib is a "drum worker for a hero" and that he earns his tongue and that he is a loser.

He stressed that it is inappropriate for "Arab" to allow Amr Adib to put false projections on Prince Alwaleed, and demanded from the channels of Rotana and MBC to stop any announcer trying to bid on the people of the Kingdom or its national media.