Echoicide: Who decides which truths survive in Gaza?
- As bombs fell on Gaza in October 2023, Palestinian journalists turned to social media to show the world what was happening to their people.
- Israel’s siege on Gaza had been intensified, with food and water banned at one point, and the ban on the entry of foreign journalists was likely intended to create a media blackout during the genocidal war on the enclave.
- While Palestinian media workers and citizen journalists in Gaza documented the genocide, there were other challenges in sharing evidence of war crimes with the outside world.
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- As bombs fell on Gaza in October 2023, Palestinian journalists turned to social media to show the world what was happening to their people.
- Israel’s siege on Gaza had been intensified, with food and water banned at one point, and the ban on the entry of foreign journalists was likely intended to create a media blackout during the genocidal war on the enclave.
- While Palestinian media workers and citizen journalists in Gaza documented the genocide, there were other challenges in sharing evidence of war crimes with the outside world.
Sources: Al Jazeera