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In 1988, two U.S. newspapers published the same @AP dispatch. One disclosed that the Israeli military censor had ordered “significant deletions.” The other said nothing.
What happens when readers don't know what's been withheld?
Maria Robles, MIC Contributor and founder of Covering Palestine, examines the record: https://t.co/VScolAoUdT
BREAKING: At least four Palestinians have been killed in an Israeli air attack on the Nasser Medical Complex in western Khan Younis, southern Gaza, according to Gaza’s Civil Defence spokesperson Mahmoud Basal.
🔴 LIVE updates: https://t.co/3s9O5U3Lod
In August, Reuters and AP renewed their calls for accountability over the 2025 attack on Nasser Hospital that killed five journalists, saying Israel had still not provided a full explanation.
The joint statement is worth revisiting today.
https://t.co/UQggb1CLmS
Nasser Hospital has been struck again.
In August 2025, Israeli strikes on the same hospital killed 22 Palestinians, including five journalists. More than a year later, no one has been held accountable.
Today's attack cannot be reported in isolation. The history matters, and so does the lack of accountability.
BREAKING: Israeli strikes on Nasser Hospital in Gaza killed at least 15 people, including three journalists, one of whom worked for Reuters, Palestinian health officials said https://t.co/ardlwpX42u
Analysis of 267 interviews broadcast by BBC News between October 2023 and October 2026.
48 minutes and 12 seconds of the BBC defending Israel with ‘Israel would say’ (or similar).
2 minutes and 38 seconds of the BBC defending Palestinians with 'Palestinians [or Palestinian group] would say' (or similar).
This glaring disparity between Israeli and Palestinian perspectives is overwhelming evidence of a strong pro-Israel bias in BBC journalism.
Superb work by @newscord_org
Australia's antisemitism envoy proposed replacing existing public broadcaster ombudsmen with an external body to scrutinize Gaza coverage.
But an external media regulator already exists. What accountability gap does this proposal actually address? An important question for press independence.
https://t.co/3ig75e0I9E
Nearly 23 months in Israeli detention without charge. An independent medical expert has raised concerns about Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya’s health.
Accountability requires sustained scrutiny, not just initial coverage. That’s why this reporting from the @guardian matters.
https://t.co/I2qI6X2FLa
Nearly 23 months in Israeli detention without charge. An independent medical expert has raised concerns about Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya’s health.
Accountability requires sustained scrutiny, not just initial coverage. That’s why this reporting from the @guardian matters.
https://t.co/I2qI6X2FLa
Western media approach the ongoing Israeli war on Gaza as if a ceasefire is still in place. Western governments then follow suit and treat the war on Gaza as if it’s over, continuing to avoid holding Israel to account.
We need honest reporting and governments that react by pursuing policies that reflect the realities on the ground.
⭕️ “Where do I go now? Where do I go?!”
Scenes of anguish in Gaza after Israeli bombardment set fire to tents sheltering displaced Palestinian families south of Gaza City.
A young man collapses in grief as his shelter burns, while a woman cries out in desperation running down the middle of a street at night: “Our tents are gone! My tent has burned down! Oh God, where are we supposed to go now?”
Israel is reducing to ashes the last refuge of families already displaced repeatedly by Israel’s genocide.
Footage: IG press.saleh and aymanalhesi
Just returned from West Bank. It is the worse Israeli violence against Palestinians that I’ve seen in 31 years. Settlers acting with vicious impunity while the @IDF stands by or protects the settlers. This level of violence, total erasures of Palestinian communities can’t go on
Australia's antisemitism envoy proposed replacing existing public broadcaster ombudsmen with an external body to scrutinize Gaza coverage.
But an external media regulator already exists. What accountability gap does this proposal actually address? An important question for press independence.
https://t.co/3ig75e0I9E
An exclusive @draagnet report from the ground in the besieged Gaza Strip where Israel’s brutal blockade has made the price of a cigarette lighter go from 25 cents to $50.
Since Israel took Gaza’s electrical grid off-line, lighters are the only way to cook food or heat milk for babies — @draagnet found that as many as ten families in Gaza City are sharing a single lighter.
Iran warned it would target U.S. bases *if* attacked.
That's a pretty important "if" to leave out, @Independent.
Leaving out the condition changes how readers understand who might escalate the conflict.
Yesterday, Israel killed Moataz Iyad Daghlas, a 14-year-old boy they claimed "intended to throw stones" as they raided his tiny village. How would the world react if it actually saw Palestinians as human beings?
Israeli soldiers invaded hundreds of Palestinian homes in Hebron over the course of 11 days, ultimately forcing 619 Palestinian families into homelessness.
Soldiers kicked them out of their homes and ransacked their belongings, stealing gold, electronics, and even perfume.
The sheer horror of the images from Gaza, the casual & unrelenting cruelty of Israeli terror, and the abiding indifference of the world have left me more hopeless and depressed than ever. Anyone who can be silent at this has completely lost their humanity.