The film uses iconic news images to highlight the importance of bringing independent journalism to Gaza amidst international law violations.
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Valerie Zink Quits Reuters, Accuses Agency of Enabling Journalist Killings in Gaza
Valerie Zink said Reuters’ reporting has contributed to the systematic killing of journalists in Gaza, calling it a “betrayal” of the profession.
Israel’s “tragic mishap” kills more Palestinian journalists – War on Gaza Day 689
Israel kills at least 89 in Gaza, including 17 aid seekers; 303 dead of starvation; Israel’s attack may be a war crime; food insecurity v. famine; Israel sitting on ceasefire deal, appears “uninterested”; Israeli soldiers mock American celebs over support for Palestinians; Reuters journalist quits
Reuters journalists accuse their own agency of pro-Israel bias
Insiders at the world’s largest news agency reveal their battles with management over covering Palestine.
Unpacking the Israeli campaign to deny the Gaza genocide
A recent media flurry over the number of Palestinians killed in Gaza amounts to nothing more than genocide denial. This campaign to discredit the Gaza health ministry is simply a strategy to allow the Gaza genocide to continue.
Not a person, but a “knife-wielding Palestinian”
This 16-year-old child did not grow up or die in a vacuum. We need to examine the reportage, the context of her life, and own our own complicity in her death.
Trump’s Syria Withdrawal Enrages Pro-Israel Chickenhawks
Giraldi: The U.S. press, in its war against Trump, is pushing an illegal and unconstitutional invasion of Syria whose stated primary objective is to remove a terrorist organization which is already mostly gone – and a less frequently acknowledged goal of regime change for the legitimate government in Damascus and the expulsion of that government’s principal allies… there is no way to “win” and no exit strategy. That anyone would regard Boot and Nuland as objective authorities on the Middle East given their ultimate and prevailing loyalty to Israel has to be wondered at…
Media’s Linguistic Gymnastics Mislead on Gaza Protests
Reuters, the Associated Press, the New York Times can’t seem to say “Palestinians protest nonviolently; Israeli soldiers kill them.” Headlines from the region consistently misrepresent the situation as two equal sides – or worse, as Palestinian aggressors inciting Israel to return fire. Words matter.







