The vein of the gas murder fields resumes | Television shows

The termination of the fire, mediated by President Donald Trump in January, has hardly come to his name. Despite the deal, Israel continued its attacks on Gaza, killing over 150 Palestinians in just eight weeks.

The last remains of Hope were broken, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu began one of the most deadly bombing campaigns since the start of the genocide – followed by invasion.

Israeli retail outlets have largely ignored the human fee, while Western journalists, despite increasing criticism, remain stuck in familiar models of reporting.

Associates:
Dalal Iric – Assistant Professor, Arab American University Palestine
Hagai Matar – Executive Director, Magazine +972
Asal Rad – A scientist and author of the Middle East
Nathan a trawl-writer based on Jerusalem

To our radar

The arrest of the mayor of Istanbul and President Recep Tayyip Erdogan the strongest contender, Ecrem Imamoglu, set off a political storm in Turkish.

As the mass demonstrations break out national and social media platforms have been transferred, Meenakshi Ravi reports one of the largest protest waves that Turkiye has seen in a decade and how it has tested the borders of government control.

Israel's settlers: from margin to mainstream

From the invasion of the occupied West Bank to the direction of their views of the colonization of the gas, the settlers of Israel have more power now than ever. Once unimaginable to many Israelis, their calls for the restoration of settlements in the Gaza tape have entered the discussion of the main media.

Thehe ServiceNick Mirhead reports how Israeli media helped to catapult the settlers from margins to the main stream.

With the participation:
Hila Diane – a sociologist, University of Amsterdam
Nimrod Nir – a political psychologist, Jewish University of Jerusalem
Oren ZIV – Photo Journalist, magazine +972