The potential negative implications are enormous and will impact not-for-profit organizations, media networks, and even individuals who report honestly on Palestine.
The past two years have seen a catastrophic failure by Western journalists to report properly what amounts to an undoubted genocide in Gaza.
In a 2015 email, Oracle CEO Safra Catz said ‘We have to fight the battle’ before kids get to college. She might get her wish now.
The film uses iconic news images to highlight the importance of bringing independent journalism to Gaza amidst international law violations.
The BBC ignored an internal request to correct reporting that smeared a high-profile Palestinian journalist killed by Israel as a Hamas operative, in what a whistleblower has described as a “grave editorial breach”.
Al Jazeera’s Gaza bureau chief accuses Western journalists of ‘capitulating to the Israeli narrative’.
A previously unreported spreadsheet of 2,152 international legal requests with the State of Israel was hidden within last year’s “Anonymous for Justice” leaks; and a 2020 CBS news report details how Jewish American pedophiles hide from justice in Israel
Tom Artiom Alexandrovich, an Israeli National Cyber Directorate official, was returned to Israel after being charged with luring a child for a sex act.
After days of disruption by pro-Palestine activists, No Azure for Apartheid said, Microsoft made it impossible to send emails containing “Palestine” or “Gaza.”
David Rovics recounts being censored on the world’s largest music streaming service… “My most popular new album, the one that sought to document the first three months of Israel’s ongoing Palestinian holocaust, is gone – erased, disappeared, unmentioned in end-of-the-year statistical wrap-ups as if it never existed.”