A concise guide to proper media behavior when discussing the “complicated” situation.
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Amid Israel’s blockade on Gaza, death can come from the lack of food — or from trying to find food.
The post In Gaza, Famine Is the Weapon — and So Is Aid appeared first on The Intercept.
Untangling the “white genocide” narrative from propaganda to punchline, as South Africa’s president meets with Trump in the White House.
The post How Trump’s Embrace of Afrikaner “Refugees” Became a Joke in South Africa appeared first on The Intercept.
The U.S. launched 16 jets from the USS Harry S. Truman to drop 125,000 pounds of bombs on a cave complex in Somalia, killing 14.
The post U.S. Conducts “Largest Airstrike in the History of the World” (Sort Of) appeared first on The Intercept.
This war is not just about death. It is about making life impossible.
The post Nakba of the Children: How Israel is Targeting the Palestinian Future appeared first on The Intercept.
The U.S. is in talks with 19 nations, including Libya, Kosovo, Rwanda, and Moldova, to accept deportees from other countries.
The post Trump Is Building a Global Gulag for Immigrants Captured by ICE appeared first on The Intercept.
Israel has destroyed every university and 85 percent of schools in Gaza. Four young women talk about how they keep studying amid the violence.
The post Students and Teachers in Gaza: “Education Itself Is a Form of Defiance” appeared first on The Intercept.
Despite Eurovision’s denials, an analysis reveals that the broadcast silenced crowd discontent during Israeli singer Eden Golan’s performance.
The post Audio Analysis: Eurovision Broadcaster Muted Sounds of Crowd Booing and Shouting “Free Palestine!” appeared first on The Intercept.
Although he was a soldier captured at a military outpost, U.S. news outlets rarely described Edan Alexander as a prisoner of war.
The post The Media Calls Israeli Captives “Hostages” and Palestinians “Prisoners” appeared first on The Intercept.
Over 1,000 American soldiers are still on the ground in Syria, even as Trump talks about lifting sanctions for its new government.
The post Trump Said Syria Deserves a “Fresh Start” — But U.S. Troops Aren’t Leaving appeared first on The Intercept.