US Media's Gaza Coverage Hits Dismal New Low

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[DaMyth]

My family was expelled from Yaffa in 1948. To say that they were expelled is “debated” is just disgusting. Shame on him!

[austinlagowski_]

Imagine if a news reporter talking about descendants of holocaust survivors said "They keep bringing up this word, the Holocaust". The framing here is disgusting

[archaeopteryx]

It’s ultimately irrelevant whether Palestinians were forced to leave their homes or “decided on their own” to flee their homes during wartime. The fact that they weren’t allowed to return to their homes by Israel is a crime either way.

[jingleball]

"And they say they think they are being pushed from their homes again."
Great analysis bro.

[bslygvi]

Nakba did not "happen". It has been happening for decades.

[evelcustom]

I mean, he’s reporting from Tel Aviv, not Rafah. That should tell you everything you need to know. He went on a nice vacation hosted by the very nice Israeli government. He got a nice history lesson from a nice Israeli government liaison, who even taught him how to say NakhhhhBa. I bet that guy hasn’t talked to a single Palestinian, at least not one that wasn’t vetted by some Israeli ministry of Hasbara.

[FreePalestineFromGenocideNOW]

Nakba denial should be just as serious as Holocaust denial

[uxmlife]

They want us to question if the extensively documented historically undisputed Nakba occurred? But they want us to accept that god promised that land to specific people 5, 000 ago according to a book that has talking snakes and says dinosaurs never existed?

[hijnbmq]

Thank you for holding these "So Called Journalists " to account.
Words do matter ❤

[portmantologist]

Matt Bradley specifying that nakba is the Arabic word for what happened really sticks out to me, because it almost feels like that's meant to discredit it. If Zionists talk about the Nakba at all, they certainly don't call it a "catastrophe".

[TruthIsEasytoFIND]

You can also call it “the arrogance of ignorance”
And it’s more shocking in the USA
As an American I encounter this frequently especially in my discussions with older generations

[benjipkcrew]

Them refusing to acKnowledge the NaKba is Part and Parcel these days but them trying to frame the currently unfolding massacre in Rafah as anything other than what it is, acting as though it is even still Possible for them to evacuate or relocate, Pretending that EGYPT is to blame for not letting them in, all of this is a new level of dangerous insanity

[roni_aust]

This was not all the way back. It started then but continues all the way to today. It never stopped.

[ChristinaGerlach]

Well, if the Israelis did not mean for the Palestinians to leave their homes in terror in 1948, why didn't they allow them to return to their homes afterwards?

[heidithesausage]

My deep sighs are in sync with Sam. Officially, America is not the hero of the world that it pretended to be

[s.g.snyder]

To the reporters credit he is in Tel Aviv after all and doesn’t want to be assassinated.

[kwatson]

“They think they were forced from their land…” WTF?!?!?

[Selemao]

And thats why so many competent english language journalists Work for Al Jazeera. Not that they Talk seriously about Quatar mind you but in all other topics they are pretty much better then anything the Western Mainstream Press could offer .

[briannec]

I actually saw an interview of a poor old lady in a wheelchair who was evacuating during the first round who was actually among the Palestinians forced to leave during the Nakba! The second I heard her say that I started bawling 😭

[indiawynne]

Chef Jose Andres of the WCK joined with the Jordanian Royal air force and the Royal Netherlands air force to drop food and medicine into Northern Gaza. He was on a plane showing this. He also tried to get trucks across the southern Gaza border but had trouble there. Follow him he is a true humanitarian and doesn't lie.