President Donald Trump barely lived in January in January in January. Despite the agreement, Israel continued the attacks on Gaza, killing more than 150 Palestinians in just eight weeks.
The last remains of hope were broken while Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu launched one of the most deadly bombing campaigns since the genocide began – followed by an invasion of Earth.
The Israeli outlets have mostly ignored the human toll, while Western journalists, despite the top criticism, remained stuck in the famous reporting patterns.
Associates:
Dalal iriqat – Associate Professor, Arab American University of Palestine
Haggai Matar – Executive Director, +972 Journal
Assal Rad – scholar and author of the Middle East
Nathan Thrall-writer based in Jerusalem
On our radar
The arrest of Mayor Istanbul and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the strongest challenger, Ekrem Imamoglu, launched a political fire in Turkiya.
As mass demonstrations are erupted throughout the country and the Social Media platforms, the Meenakshi Ravi reports on one of the largest protest waves that Turkiya has seen in the decade and that testing is the boundaries of government control.
Israeli immigrants: From Marža to Mainstream
From the rampage through the occupied west coast to the placement of their importance for gauze colonization, Israeli immigrants now have more power than ever before. Once unimaginable for many Israelis, their calls to re -establishing a settlement in Gaza’s belt entered the main medial debate.
AND Random postNic Muirhead reports on how Israeli media helped catapultate immigrants from margin to the main course.
Content:
Hill Dayan – Sociologist, University of Amsterdam
Nimrod Nir – Political Psychologist, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Oren ZIV – photojournalist, +972 magazine
