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Jan 31, 2023 #TalibanPakistan #Pakistan #TehrikETaliban Pakistan is mourning roughly a-hundred people killed in a suicide bombing at a mosque in Peshawar. The attack was the latest in a series blamed on the Tehrik-e-Taliban, or the Pakistani Taliban. The attack took place in a highly fortified police compound. So was there a security failure? And can the embattled government win the war against the armed group? Presenter: Folly Bah Thibault Guests: Imtiaz Gul - Executive Director of the Center for Research and Security Studies Javaid Ur-Rahman - Parliamentary Correspondent for Pakistan's daily English-language newspaper, The Nation Mosharraf Zaidi - Founder and Senior Fellow at Tabadlab, an advisory firm that focuses on public policy Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe Follow us on Twitter / ajenglish Find us on Facebook / aljazeera Check our website: http://www.aljazeera.com/ Check out our Instagram page: / aljazeeraenglish #Pakistan #TalibanPakistan #TehrikETaliban #PeshawarBlast #PakistaniPolice #PeshawarTalibanAttack https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PF643Bpa_8M

Premiered Aug 24, 2023 The Why Files: Operation Podcast Thanks to PDS Debt for sponsoring! Take back your financial freedom today by visiting https://pdsdebt.com/files Atlantis and the Fall of the Lemuria: The War that Sank a Continent For thousands of years, the world has been captivated by the mystery of Atlantis. The concept of an ancient city hidden beneath the ocean is fascinating. But what if there was not just a city, but an entire continent buried beneath the waves? The continent of Lemuria is a massive landmass believed to have sunk in the Indian Ocean after some ancient, catastrophic event. Atlantis and Lemuria are similar in that they’ve sparked numerous theories, legends and interpretations. But Atlantis and Lemuria are very different in one way. There’s no proof of Atlantis. #Atlantis #LostCity #Lemuria 〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰 EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS: Gino Gentile Jennifer Gentile AJ Gentile Patreon Members THANK YOU MODS: jengen13 (Mrs. Why Files) Victoria Young Loolykins JohnnyBGood Cricket Hybrid Paul Rohrbaugh Mischief Guilty Kiam Timothy Weal Messor Synful Original Jim - Reddit 〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰 🙏 SUPPORT THE WHY FILES 🙏 / thewhyfiles (Fun, Free Perks!) 👽 BUY WHY FILES MERCH 👽 👽 https://shop.thewhyfiles.com (Code: LIZZIDPEEPLE for 10% off first order) 👽 💬 CHAT WITH US ON DISCORD 💬 💬 https://thewhyfiles.com/discord 💬 〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰 🌐 OFFICIAL WEB SITE: https://thewhyfiles.com 🕵️ Submit a topic, suggestion or just say hi: 🕵️ https://thewhyfiles.com/tips 🎨 Have a product suggestion or want to design artwork for TWF? 🎨 https://thewhyfiles.com/merch 📸 BE A WHY FILES MODEL (and get free stuff!) 📸 Send a photo of you/family/friends watching TWF, 📸 wearing TWF gear, using TWF merchandise: 📸 https://thewhyfiles.com/wild 〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰 🎧 THE PODCAST VERSION 🎧 🎧 https://thewhyfiles.com/podcast 🎧 〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰 ▪TWF ON THE WEBS ▪ / thewhyfiles ▪ / omgthewhyfiles ▪ / omgthewhyfiles ▪https://www.rumble.com/thewhyfiles ▪https://thewhyfiles.locals.com ▪ / thewhyfiles ▪ / omgthewhyfiles 〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰〰 🐠 BETTER CHANNELS TO WATCH: 🐠 / hecklefishmoriarty 🤓 / thewhyfilesbackstage https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNavHksmXnA

Oct 16, 2019 Israel and America's attempts to isolate Yasser Arafat have only increased his popularity amongst his Palestinian subjects. Subscribe to Journeyman here: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... Ever since Israel threatened to expel or assassinate Arafat, crowds like this have flocked to his Ramallah Compound. Over the past 18 months, Arafat’s compound has come under siege three times. Israeli tanks have reduced large sections of the building to rubble. However, far from undermining Arafat, Israel’s actions have only increased his popularity. Palestinians see him as embodying their nation’s struggle and take all threats to his safety personally. The sighting of an ambulance entering the compound sends the media into a frenzy, reports circulate that he has been poisoned. Despite a brief appearance to allay the rumours, Palestinians are all too aware of how frail and vulnerable their leader is. For more information, visit https://www.journeyman.tv/film/1979 Like us on Facebook: / journeymanpictures Follow us on Twitter: / journeymannews / journeymanvod Follow us on Instagram: / journeymanpictures Visit our subreddit: / journeymanpictures Production Company – Ref. 1979 SBS Australia https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d5LrpOmKPZE

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Nov 16, 2022 #ENDEVR #FreeDocumentary #Iraq War of Lies: How to Sell an Invasion | ENDEVR Documentary Watch 'The War You Don't See: Why Propaganda Hides the True Face of War' here: • The War You Don't See: Why Propaganda... Saddam Hussein's arsenal of "weapons of mass destruction" was George W. Bush's main justification for waging war against Iraq in 2003. After the invasion of the country, American leaders recognised that they had been mistaken, and that the Baghdad tyrant did not possess such a capability. Bush claimed it was an error and defended his good faith, denouncing the negligence of his secret services. But the brutal truth lies elsewhere: The war in Iraq was based on lies. It was the poisoned fruit of an unprecedented manipulation of the American public, the international press, and politicians around the world. This documentary reveals the deception, interpreted by those who imagined it, and unveils how America committed to a conflict that caused hundreds of thousands of casualties and cost some 3000 billion dollars. ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Subscribe ENDEVR for free: https://bit.ly/3e9YRRG Facebook: https://bit.ly/2QfRxbG Instagram: / endevrdocs ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ #FreeDocumentary #ENDEVR #Iraq ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ ENDEVR explains the world we live in through high-class documentaries, special investigations, explainers videos and animations. We cover topics related to business, economics, geopolitics, social issues and everything in between that we think are interesting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iOiWuYQWPMs

Nov 8, 2023 #hamas #israelhamaswar #palestine An old video featuring Israeli journalist Gideon Levy discussing the long-standing Israel-Palestine conflict has gone viral on social media. The journalist Gideon Levy's insights on the situation have proven to be prophetic, given the current state of affairs in the region. Israel's ongoing conflict with Hamas and the resulting devastation has raised concerns worldwide. Gideon Levy is an award winning journalist. #israelhamaswar #hamas #latestnews #viralvideo #palestine Subscribe to The Times of India's YouTube channel: http://goo.gl/WgIatu For daily news & updates and exclusive stories, follow the Times of India Facebook: / timesofindia Instagram: / timesofindia Download the app: http://toi.in/3SLUCa80 Follow the TOI WhatsApp channel: https://bit.ly/3RYl0J9 Follow TOI+ for well-researched and in-depth news and analysis Facebook: / timesofindiaplus Twitter: / toiplus Instagram: / toi_plus https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EnaacT4eBrA

Oct 12, 2015 Kurds Of The Caliphate: Turkish PM blames Ankara bombing on Islamic State. How Assad And The Kurds Are Teaming Up Against ISIS • How Assad And The Kurds Are Teaming U... On The Kurdish Front Line In The Fight Against ISIS • On The Kurdish Front Line In The Figh... The Drug Fuelling Conflict In Syria • The Drug Fueling Conflict In Syria Subscribe to journeyman for daily uploads: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... For downloads and more information visit: http://journeyman.tv/69200/short-film... Like us on Facebook: / journeymanpictures Follow us on Twitter: / journeymanvod / journeymannews Follow us on Instagram: / journeymanpictures For over a year Kurdish forces have united in defence against bloody IS attacks. So how have Islamic State still managed to recruit hundreds of young Kurds to fight for the Caliphate against their own families? "There are Kurdish families in Halabja whose sons are in IS and their hearts are broken, but I'll never go to their funerals", says the grieving mother of Kaihan Borhan, a Kurd who died fighting with the Peshmarga against IS. Her family is distraught that the people responsible for his death could well be Kurdish nationals. "I have a friend whose brother died fighting for ISIS", says Kaihan's brother. "I never grieved for him and my friend cannot bear to look me in the eye." In this report we see the path to extremism that many Kurds have taken. Dissatisfaction at the Kurdish Intelligence service, Asayish's persecution of Muslims and domestic grievances are being skilfully exploited by IS propaganda, led by Khattab Al-Kurdi and his Saladin Brigade. "With God's permission we will sow the seeds of the Caliphate throughout our land", says the Kurdish Khattab, who has been one of the most persuasive forces in luring Kurds towards the Caliphate. Even with Khattab's reported death in April 2015, the threat of more Kurds joining IS seems unlikely to diminish, with a new Kurdish Imam carrying the rhetoric forward. BBC Arabic – Ref. 6594 Journeyman Pictures is your independent source for the world's most powerful films, exploring the burning issues of today. We represent stories from the world's top producers, with brand new content coming in all the time. On our channel you'll find outstanding and controversial journalism covering any global subject you can imagine wanting to know about. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2X7eP6d0ME

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Nov 11, 2023 #Aljazeeraenglish #News Freedom of expression is under the gun in the Land of the Free. We look at what media in the United States is missing in Israel’s war on Gaza - and why it matters. Contributors: Noura Erakat - Associate Professor, Rutgers University Abdallah Fayyad - Journalist; Former Member, Boston Globe Editorial Board Alex Kane - Senior Reporter, Jewish Currents Jack Mirkinson - Acting Senior Editor, The Nation On our radar: The vast majority of mainstream outlets in the US are corporate-owned. Nic Muirhead reports on how publicly-funded broadcasters in the Anglosphere are taking heat over their coverage of the Gaza story. ‘India Stands With Israel’: Indo-Israeli relations have been on the upswing for the past few years. And in this war, Indians have been showing their support through posts online, and rants on TV with some disinformation thrown in, to skew how this conflict is understood. Meenakshi Ravi reports. Contributors: Azad Essa - Author, Hostile Homelands; Journalist, Middle East Eye Pooja Chaudhuri - Researcher and Trainer, Bellingcat Swasti Rao - Manohar Parrikar Institute for Defence Studies and Analyses Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe Follow us on Twitter https://twitter.com/AJEnglish Find us on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/aljazeera Check our website: https://www.aljazeera.com/ Check out our Instagram page: https://www.instagram.com/aljazeeraen... Download AJE Mobile App: https://aje.io/AJEMobile @AljazeeraEnglish #Aljazeeraenglish #News 0:00 more than a month into the war on Gaza 0:02 we're starting with the coverage in the 0:04 US freedom of expression is under the 0:07 gun in the land of the free in the UK 0:11 Canada and Australia the journalistic 0:13 resistance starts with the basics the 0:16 terminology in 0:17 use and India is generating its own kind 0:21 of Gaza coverage it is one-sided and at 0:24 times 0:28 dangerous 0:31 hello I'm Richard gizbert as Israel's 0:33 ground Invasion enters a dangerous new 0:35 phase we're focusing on the one country 0:37 with the power to stop the Carnage in 0:40 Gaza the United States close to 11,000 0:43 Palestinians have been killed the UN has 0:46 called The War Zone a children's 0:48 graveyard the living find themselves 0:51 trapped among decaying bodies in the 0:53 debris American officials continue to 0:56 stand by Israel in public when the 0:58 cameras are gone their counseling 1:00 restraint or so they say the 4-Hour 1:03 humanitarian pauses that Israel put into 1:06 effect on Friday are what passes for 1:09 Progress that still leaves another 20 1:11 hours a day for the Israeli military to 1:13 bomb civilians fleeing their homes 1:16 across American news networks the 1:18 argument that Israel's Mass Slaughter of 1:20 civilians is a justifiable Act of 1:23 self-defense often goes unchallenged and 1:26 there has been far too little discussion 1:28 of a ceasefire some Us Media Outlets 1:31 though have produced powerful accounts 1:33 of this asymmetrical War but there is an 1:35 unmistakable undeniable chill with too 1:38 many voices silenced criticism of Israel 1:42 can keep you off the American Airwaves 1:44 out of print or even cost you your 1:46 [Music] 1:48 job Israel sees the parades in the 1:50 rallies for the ceasefire and they see 1:53 no parades and no rallies for the return 1:55 of the hostages or the removal of Hamas 1:58 the United States is the armor of Israel 2:01 the United States is the Diplomatic 2:03 protector of Israel and that's why the 2:05 discussion here matters a great deal 2:07 we're in a religious War here I am with 2:09 Israel do whatever the hell you have to 2:11 do to defend yourself level the place 2:14 there's actually two conversations 2:16 happening in the US there's a popular 2:18 conversation amongst people receiving 2:20 their information directly from the 2:23 ground they they the door of the 2:27 hospital and completely different 2:28 conversation amongst those who are 2:31 consuming their information from more 2:33 popular sources of media Gaza is not now 2:36 Under Siege Israel has been under siege 2:39 for 75 years to understand how biased 2:43 American media coverage of the war in 2:45 Gaza can be just turn on the television 2:48 you can see it in what is condemned and 2:51 what is condoned in who is the humanized 2:54 and who is not in what is questioned and 2:58 to what extent our newspapers our 3:01 journalists our cable news networks are 3:03 not pushing American officials enough 3:06 they're not asking them to condemn the 3:09 Israeli Prime Minister talking about 3:11 genocidal Biblical verses to justify 3:14 their military campaign the goal is to 3:16 destroy Hamas Hamas is creating these 3:19 casualties not Israel I I don't think 3:20 anyone's asking NE well some people may 3:23 be asking is real to apologize but 3:25 that's not what I'm asking about I don't 3:27 think to this day there is a single 3:29 editorial board um in the United States 3:32 that has actually called for a ceasefire 3:35 in spite of the Carnage you know you're 3:37 actually seeing some Israeli press take 3:39 stronger and Bolder stances as opposed 3:42 to newspaper editorial boards here in 3:43 the country that have more or less 3:45 fallen in line with what the state 3:47 Department's party line is you have seen 3:51 um American politicians like Marco Rubio 3:54 or Nikki Haley using genocidal language 3:59 of about Gaza and I'll say this to to 4:02 prime minister Netanyahu finish them 4:04 Marco Rubio said I don't think there's 4:06 any way Israel can be expected to 4:08 coexist or find some diplomatic off-ramp 4:12 uh with these Savages and neither of 4:14 those comments were treated with the 4:17 kind of shock they deserved to be 4:20 treated 4:22 with Americans were among those 4:25 horrified by the gruesome images they 4:27 saw on October 7th after hamas's attack 4:31 that killed more than 1,400 Israelis 4:34 since then too many in the US media have 4:36 been taking their cues from the Biden 4:39 Administration it's insistence that what 4:41 Israel is doing despite the killing of 4:43 more than 10,000 Palestinians somehow 4:47 remains an act of self-defense almost 4:49 every military analyst has said that a 4:51 ceasefire could give Hamas that 4:52 opportunity to regroup and Carry Out 4:54 Future attacks and we saw more than 2/3 4:56 of Americans now want a ceasefire it is 4:59 is a growing movement that is 5:01 insufficiently reflected in the 5:03 mainstream media commentary which often 5:05 draws the line well short of that what 5:08 about Israeli officials that I that I've 5:10 talked to about these calls for a 5:12 ceasefire they say that just gives Hamas 5:14 time to regroup interviewees tend to 5:16 repeat the Israeli media's talking 5:18 points on Hamas hospitals and human 5:21 Shields the storing of Munitions all 5:24 kinds of explosives under hospitals 5:28 under refugee camps under civilian 5:31 targets the use of civilians uh as 5:35 really just tools of War um by Hamas 5:40 those are claims that Israel has made 5:42 many times before but have never been 5:44 verified on the question of 5:46 representation and who gets to be heard 5:49 a body speaking for Arab and Middle 5:50 Eastern journalists says it is deeply 5:53 troubled by reports the journalists of 5:56 Middle Eastern descent are being 5:58 sidelined from report reporting or 6:00 commenting on the current War while 6:02 suggestions for nuance and precise 6:04 language in reporting are being ignored 6:07 in 6:08 newsrooms there's not necessarily you 6:11 know this red line that editors have 6:13 that you know you're not allowed to say 6:15 this or you're not allowed to say that 6:17 there is a culture of fear in our 6:20 institutions here about talking honestly 6:22 and freely about this because whenever 6:24 something that sheds light on human 6:27 rights violations committed by Israel 6:29 there's usually a massive push back 6:31 campaign and people are afraid of it 6:33 newspapers like the New York Times And 6:34 The Washington Post have done an 6:36 admirable job um of reporting uh on 6:39 what's going on in Gaza I've seen plenty 6:41 of Stories of the coverage of Civilian 6:44 harm in Gaza cable television by 6:46 contrast you know because of the sort of 6:49 nature of cable TV it's sort of short 6:51 segments kind of favoring sound bites 6:53 the sort of type of analysis you're 6:55 getting there is just truncated and 6:57 often um 7:02 misinformed when taking in the coverage 7:04 of Gaza or even scrolling through their 7:06 social media Americans should consider 7:09 who they are not hearing from voices 7:12 that have been silenced journalists who 7:14 have been fired over the positions they 7:16 have taken online they include a New 7:19 York Times magazine writer who signed a 7:22 joint letter opposing the Israel Gaza 7:24 war was questioned by her editor about 7:27 that and ended up resigning after the 7:30 editor of Harper's bizarre magazine 7:32 tweeted that Israel's cutting off power 7:34 to Gaza was inhuman the Magazine's 7:37 parent company Hurst banned its 7:40 employees from expressing personal 7:42 political opinions on social media this 7:45 goes beyond news outlets into the art 7:48 world the new york-based magazine art 7:50 Forum fired its editor-in chief after he 7:53 signed a petition calling for a 7:55 ceasefire one that neglected to condemn 7:58 hamas's attack on October 7th it seems 8:02 like the top 8:03 Executives of these uh corporate media 8:06 Outlets are actually in a pitched battle 8:08 with the producers who want to tell a 8:10 different story I have been blacklisted 8:13 by several outlets as I've been told by 8:14 producers my Clips have also been 8:17 censored and even though they've aired 8:18 live have not been posted on their 8:21 websites the explanations for it is that 8:23 I either made the anchor look bad or 8:26 that I'm too advoca none of the reasons 8:29 provided have to do with I said 8:32 something that wasn't true or I was uh 8:35 inflammatory in any way it was literally 8:38 other reasons in order to craft a 8:40 particular kind of story where we can 8:43 express empathy for Palestinian lives 8:46 but not point the finger about why they 8:51 are being killed in a genocidal campaign 8:53 and who is doing 8:55 it to express support for Palestine 9:00 brings many different risks it risks you 9:04 um being ostracized within the broader 9:07 media World it risks you not getting uh 9:12 career opportunities it risks you being 9:15 on the front page of a tabloid newspaper 9:18 um you know and labeled a terrorist 9:20 sympathizer and that is reflected in 9:24 both the coverage from the last month 9:26 and also the broader climate of 9:29 repression that we have seen in so many 9:33 different areas of public 9:37 life after almost a month of locking the 9:40 international media out of the war zone 9:43 and then disputing the reporting of 9:45 Palestinians inside Gaza Israel finally 9:48 allowed some Western journalists to 9:50 enter this past week under certain 9:53 conditions the reporters have to be 9:55 embedded with Israeli forces that act as 9:58 their protectors 9:59 and ultimately their editors as a 10:02 condition to enter Gaza under IDF escort 10:05 Outlets have to submit all materials and 10:07 footage to the Israeli military for 10:10 review prior to publication I applaud 10:12 CNN and others were at least telling 10:14 their audiences that their information 10:16 is filtered by the Israeli State CNN has 10:19 agreed to these terms in order to 10:21 provide you the viewers a limited window 10:25 into Israel's operations in Gaza but I 10:28 think that should have done more to push 10:30 back against the conditions that first 10:32 that they had to be embedded with the 10:34 Israeli military and that second none of 10:36 their coverage would be published 10:37 without the approval of the state so 10:40 literally all that's filtering out is 10:42 State propaganda the population will be 10:44 able to go from the north to the South 10:47 surely and all freely in order to get 10:49 the IDF do what it need to do in order 10:51 to do demolish Kamas and I think here 10:54 it's incumbent upon audiences to 10:57 exercise scrutiny why why is Israel 10:59 preventing a Foreign Press from entering 11:02 Good Morning America on ABC News where 11:05 they said this was a rare short and 11:07 quite intense opportunity to see what 11:09 the situation is like in Gaza on the 11:11 ground it's only rare if you are 11:15 overlooking all of the journalism from 11:18 inside Gaza going towards the violence 11:21 not away from it through unbearable 11:24 conditions to actually bring the world 11:27 these stories I just was 11:31 to give water to my 11:34 grandma and right 11:37 here a house there around three dozen 11:40 journalists inside Gaza have been killed 11:44 reporting through unimaginable 11:48 personal emotional trauma losing their 11:52 families and to 11:57 erase all of that is very very shameful 12:02 and when you close your eyes at night 12:03 what is it you think about that is not 12:05 to dismiss some quality American news 12:07 coverage of this war and its impact on 12:10 Palestinian civilians this CNN interview 12:13 with a nurse who worked in Gaza will 12:15 stick with viewers there were children 12:19 with just massive burns down their faces 12:22 down their necks all over their limbs 12:25 and because the hospitals are so 12:27 overwhelmed they are being charged 12:29 immediately after and still US News 12:32 output is pulling its punches on the 12:34 scale of the killing the mass 12:36 displacement the crimes against humanity 12:40 in examining this war perhaps Americans 12:42 need to reflect on some of their own 12:44 Colonial history to remember that all 12:47 colonizers including Americans started 12:50 out by occupying the land of the other 12:54 the fact that for most Americans they 12:56 cannot critically examine Israel also 12:59 represents their own blind spots of 13:01 understanding themselves as living 13:02 within a settler racial Colony as 13:05 benefiting from white supremacy on lands 13:07 that are still colonized and not seated 13:10 by over 500 indigenous Nations 13:13 everything that we can critique 13:15 Americans for failing to see in the 13:17 humanity of Palestinians reflects their 13:19 own inability to see 13:24 themselves so Palestine here is not an 13:27 exception the rule is a colonial 13:30 framework and a liberal understanding 13:33 that somehow we've overcome colonialism 13:35 which is not true we continue to exist 13:38 in an enduring Colonial 13:43 reality the vast majority of mainstream 13:45 news outlets in the US are corporate 13:48 owned elsewhere in the anglosphere 13:50 though publicly funded broadcasters are 13:52 taking heat over their coverage of the 13:54 Gaza story and some of that as Nick mad 13:57 explains comes from within 13:59 first up Richard is the BBC in the UK 14:02 Ramy Rim the Network's correspondent in 14:04 Beirut sent an email to director General 14:06 Tim Davy expressing his concerns he 14:09 argued that historical context and 14:11 significant information including expert 14:14 opinion that Israel's actions could 14:16 amount to genocide was either entirely 14:18 missing or not being given due 14:20 prominence when Davy failed to reply to 14:23 that email rayim shared it with the rest 14:25 of his colleagues at the BBC in Canada a 14:28 lawyer journalist had similar things to 14:30 say about cbc's coverage he interrupted 14:33 a speech the network CEO Katherine Tate 14:35 was giving you are not telling the truth 14:37 as an organization about the genocide 14:39 happening in Gaza before the eyes of the 14:41 world in Australia more than 200 14:43 employees at ABC met to point out issues 14:47 again over terminology and the Network's 14:49 Reliance on Israeli military's talking 14:51 points they also called out ABC's 14:54 refusal to use certain terms such as 14:56 occupation apartate and genocide even 15:00 Invasion but just back to the UK for a 15:02 moment and an instance of Journalism 15:04 that Rose to the challenge Channel 4's 15:06 sakander kamani was embedded with the 15:08 Israeli military in Gaza when they came 15:11 across Palestinians fleeing the 15:13 bombardment we're not allowed by the 15:15 military to go any closer Israeli 15:18 soldiers can prevent journalists 15:19 embedded with them from interviewing 15:21 gazan refugees what they cannot do is 15:24 stop those news organizations from 15:26 working with Palestinian reporters to 15:28 tell that side of the story footage 15:31 filmed on the salahudin road by 15:33 Palestinian journalists gives you a true 15:36 sense of scale and showcasing the scale 15:39 of this tragedy is something Channel 4 15:41 has been very effective in doing thanks 15:43 Nick Israel's hasbara campaign its PR 15:47 effort to win diplomatic backing and 15:49 shape public perception is an overdrive 15:52 these days not that it's really needed 15:54 in places like India prime minister 15:56 Narendra Modi has been crystal clear 15:58 clear in his backing of this war New 16:00 Deli says it sees it as an act of 16:03 counterterrorism and self-defense just 16:05 last month when the UN voted in favor of 16:08 a humanitarian pause India abstained 16:12 Indo Israeli relations have been on the 16:14 upswing for the past few years now the 16:17 image of Israel is a Hightech prosperous 16:19 nation that survives in a region 16:22 populated by quote unquote enemies 16:24 resonates with many Indians and they've 16:26 been showing their support through posts 16:29 online rants on television with some 16:32 disinformation thrown in to skew how 16:34 this conflict is understood the 16:36 listening posts minak shiavi now on the 16:39 pro-israeli messaging that's coming out 16:41 of India and why it 16:44 matters Israel is at War we didn't want 16:48 this war it was forced Upon Us in the 16:51 most brutal and Savage way 2 days after 16:53 Hamas Fighters burst out of Gaza and 16:56 carry out one of the most audacious 16:58 attacks on Israeli territory prime 17:00 minister Benjamin netanyahu's office 17:02 posts this video online Hamas will 17:05 understand that by attacking us they've 17:08 made a mistake of historic proportions 17:11 within minutes the message has thousands 17:13 of shares and replies numerous Israeli 17:16 posts demand netanyahu's resignation but 17:19 there's another set of messages from 17:21 Indians and they are all in so the 17:25 responses from Indian accounts have been 17:28 extra Ary to say the least sometimes 17:30 they put up posters in which they say we 17:33 stand with Israel sometimes they put 17:35 Graphics of two hands in a clasp painted 17:38 with Israeli and Indian Flags sometimes 17:40 theyve just tried to reflect on how this 17:44 conflict in Gaza mirrors the kind of 17:46 challenges that India faces security 17:48 wise when we try to understand why is 17:51 there such a widespread interest in 17:53 India with respect to this particular 17:55 conflict one of the things is a shared 17:57 experience of ter terrorism when October 17:59 7th happened hamas's attack on Israel in 18:02 India almost immediately parallels were 18:05 drawn with the 2611 experience which 18:07 were a major terrorist attack happening 18:10 on the Indian city of Mumbai in 2008 to 18:13 me it had a lot of shades of our own 18:16 2611 uh when you had terrorists coming 18:19 from Pakistan on boats and uh uh 18:22 creating the rampage that they did this 18:24 major space that Israel suddenly started 18:27 to occupy in the Indian imagination was 18:29 because that common threat was found the 18:33 same radical 18:35 jihadist islamist terrorist 18:39 thinking that Israel is a victim of we 18:42 are a victim of as well Israel is 18:43 fighting this war on behalf of all of 18:46 us Israel is fighting this war for you 18:49 and me new delhi's support for Israel 18:52 was Swift and unequivocal prime minister 18:54 Narendra Modi tweeted in solidarity an 18:57 Indian news Outlet as though on Q went 18:59 on a war footing themselves channels 19:02 that just a few months earlier had not 19:04 seen fit to send their journalists to 19:06 cover unprecedented violence in India's 19:09 Northeastern State of Manipur they 19:11 dispatched reporters all the way to 19:13 Israel heavy bombs are being used right 19:16 now to take out the Hamas leadership and 19:19 you know there is collateral damage 19:20 proclamations of Vengeance and calls for 19:23 Mass killing were issued from Indian 19:25 news 19:26 Studios policy 19:28 1 for 19:35 [Music] 19:36 one the coverage I think has been 19:39 extremely sensationalist and 19:45 dramatic there was a reporter who was 19:48 asked to quiet down by Israeli soldiers 19:51 because of how loudly he was trying to 19:54 cover what was happening then there's 19:56 another reporter from a channel who was 19:59 reporting from a paraglider after 20:01 reports came out that Hamas crossed the 20:04 border on 20:08 paragliders there's also been 20:11 misinformation shared by Indian news 20:13 channel there was a video of a group of 20:17 people carrying what looked like a dead 20:18 body but when they put down the person 20:21 the person got up and walked away so 20:23 this uh video was shared with the claim 20:25 that Palestinians are faking the death 20:27 of the victims but this video turned out 20:31 to be from 2020 and it was shot in 20:34 Jordan uh during Co lockdown and it was 20:36 by a bunch of people who were trying to 20:38 flout the the lockdown rules whereas in 20:40 the past Israelis would send out 20:43 disinformation or their talking points 20:45 and they they would land on American and 20:47 British mainstream media platforms now 20:50 you have large Indian accounts 20:53 amplifying this just a few days ago a 20:56 BJP leader addressed a rally and he 20:58 invented a set of of his own 21:04 [Music] 21:09 lies and then lamented about the kind of 21:11 small pockets of support that some 21:15 Indian Muslims have shown or displayed 21:17 for Palestinians uh in India and he 21:19 asked them do you want Hamas to come to 21:22 India this is how hate and 21:23 misinformation works you keep repeating 21:26 something again and again again and 21:28 again that you know there is Islamic 21:31 Terror and how Israel is trying to 21:33 protect itself and then there is a 21:35 Muslim threat in India and how Hindus 21:37 are trying to protect themselves and if 21:39 you keep repeating this there comes a 21:42 time when people who are consuming this 21:44 or who may be misinformed when they see 21:47 that Muslims are treated with a lot of 21:49 violence they can one justify it or two 21:52 just say that they deserve it so what 21:54 happens is that you take away how a 21:57 normal human being would react to 21:59 someone who is facing violence and this 22:02 is essentially what hate and 22:03 disinformation achieves modern day India 22:06 and the state of Israel came into being 22:07 within a year of each other India 22:10 through its independence from British 22:11 rule in 1947 Israel through its 22:13 expulsion of Palestinians and the 22:15 establishment of the state in 1948 on 22:18 the question of Palestine India's 22:20 independence leaders Mahatma Gandhi and 22:22 jawaharlal nehu they were vocal in their 22:25 support in 1936 when Palestinian rose up 22:28 against the British and their push for a 22:30 Jewish State Neu compared Palestine with 22:33 India under colonial rule he talked 22:35 about a gross betrayal of the Arabs by 22:37 British imperialism Palestine was not an 22:40 empty land it was well populated with 22:43 little room for large numbers of 22:44 colonists is it any wonder that the 22:47 Arabs objected to this intrusion a 22:50 little more than 10 years later when the 22:51 United Nations voted to create the state 22:53 of Israel there were only three non-arab 22:56 countries that voted against that 22:57 resolution 22:58 India was one of them times have changed 23:01 so have the 23:03 geopolitics historically speaking I mean 23:05 I'm refering to the post 1947 era which 23:08 is when we got Independent India and 23:10 Israel haven't really had a very nice or 23:12 cozy relationship that you probably see 23:14 now that has come after 2014 which is 23:17 when Prime Minister Modi has come to 23:19 power 23:22 shom oh what a great great day great day 23:26 and of course one of the reasons is that 23:28 both these countries have nationalistic 23:30 governments and that perhaps is one of 23:32 the ideological uh reasons why uh you 23:35 know the relationship has taken off so 23:37 relations between you know India and 23:39 Israel did not start with Narendra Modi 23:41 but what happens in 2014 is Modi and 23:44 Netanyahu meet properly officially at 23:47 the UN General Assembly in New York and 23:50 they agree at that moment to quote tear 23:53 down the remaining walls between the two 23:55 countries India purchases around 50% % 23:58 of all weapons sold by Israel per year 24:01 and India is also beginning to 24:02 co-produce weapons and they're working 24:04 in agriculture they're working in Tech 24:06 they're working in cyber security 2017 24:08 was the first time that an Indian Prime 24:10 Minister actually traveled to Israel and 24:13 you see a kind of an um you know upgrade 24:15 in the relations ever 24:26 since 24:31 in the past month India has reaffirmed 24:33 its support for the establishment of a 24:34 Palestinian State the so-called 24:36 two-state solution uh towards 24:39 establishing a sovereign independent and 24:41 viable state of Palestine New Delhi has 24:44 also sent medical and disaster relief 24:46 Aid to gazans how much of that made it 24:49 pass the Israeli blockade and into the 24:51 strip is not known the war is a big 24:54 story in India and as it rages on it is 24:57 folding into another even bigger 24:59 domestic story India is going into a 25:02 huge election next year and this issue 25:04 will serve as a way to consolidate the 25:06 Hindu nationalist base in India it 25:08 serves Modi very well electorally to be 25:10 seen as close to Israel as a country 25:12 that's able to put Muslims in their 25:14 place but it's also about modernizing 25:15 the state the BJP has pushed this 25:18 narrative that in order to be a strong 25:20 militaristic Global player it had to be 25:23 close to Israel all this rhetoric around 25:25 minorities and the domestic sentiment 25:27 with respect to minorities I think it is 25:29 really not understood well and it is 25:32 often you know foreign media that falls 25:34 for a certain kind of narrative and that 25:37 leads to a rather skewed understanding 25:40 of how Indian societies actually operate 25:43 I think it is too soon to tell how this 25:45 war will will play out when it comes to 25:48 um elections in India next year but 25:50 there are already po that are claiming 25:52 you know you have to stand up against 25:55 Islamic terrorism otherwise what would 25:58 happen in India is what is happening in 26:00 Israel so for Hindus to protect 26:03 themselves from this threat is to 26:05 reelect Prime Minister 26:08 Modi just one final note those of you 26:11 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Oct 9, 2023 Hamas Victory (2006): Are we witnessing a new political movement in the Middle East? The pressure is now on Hamas to transform itself into a recognised legitimate government. Report by ABC Australia, April 2006. Subscribe to Journeyman here: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... "It's like a big political Tsunami hitting the whole region," states Dr Iyad Saraj. "Ten years of failures have left many despondent with the political process." Jewish settlements are expanding, corruption is getting worse," despairs former Fatah supporter Omar Shaker. In comparison to Fatah, Hamas is seen as clean and honest. Despite its involvement in violence, its elevation to a legitimate, elected political party could be the start of a new direction for the region. As Ariel Sharon's former security advisor states: "These gentlemen are serious people. We can have common ground." For more information, visit https://www.journeyman.tv/film/3046 Like us on Facebook: / journeymanpictures Follow us on Twitter: / journeymannews / journeymanvod Follow us on Instagram: / journeymanpictures Visit our subreddit: / journeymanpictures ABC Australia – Ref. 3046 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iSKG9wsqVXk

Islam: Empire of Faith, Part 2 - The Awakening As Academy Award-winning actor Ben Kingsley notes in his narration, the European Renaissance had its beginning in the metropolis of Baghdad, a center of learning at a time when Europe was sunk in the Dark Ages. Originally aired on PBS, this second of three episodes in the documentary Islam: Empire of Faith recounts early Islam's thirst for knowledge. Muslims of the time saw "no insurmountable contradiction" between faith and natural laws. According to this program, the Islamic empire sent scholars throughout the world to gather all the knowledge of mankind, which was brought to Baghdad and studied by scholars. While Christians considered Aristotle and Plato blasphemous, Muslim scholars studied and admired the Greek philosophers. Islamic mathematicians devised the system of Arabic numerals we still use today, and medicine was so advanced that Muslim surgeons were performing cataract surgery a thousand years ago. Also covered is the beginning of the Crusades. Highlights of this episode include footage of the Alhambra and Cordoba, Spain, which was the western jewel of Islam. Expert commentary is provided by such scholars as Ahmet Karamustafa of Washington University, George Saliba of Columbia University, Sheila Blair of Boston College, and Carole Hillenbrand of Edinburgh University. ~ Steve Blackburn, Rovi https://archive.org/details/IslamEmpireOfFaithCompletePart12And3-PBSDocumentary/Islam+Empire+of+Faith+-++The+Awakening+-+Part+2.mp4

Islam: Empire of Faith, Part 1 - The Messenger Originally aired on PBS, this first of three episodes in the documentary Islam: Empire of Faith recounts the history of the religion of Islam, from its beginning in 622 A.D. as a small desert sect led by the prophet Muhammad, to its zenith hundreds of years later as an intellectual and artistic empire -- the largest the world had known -- that spanned three continents and exercised tolerance for other religions. Highlights include re-enactments of battles and commentary by numerous scholars, including Jonathan Bloom of Boston College, Islamic art historian Esin Atil, Michael Sells of Haverford College, John Renard of St. Louis University, and Walter B. Denny of the University of Massachusetts. Narrated by Academy Award-winning actor Ben Kingsley. ~ Steve Blackburn, Rovi https://archive.org/details/IslamEmpireOfFaithCompletePart12And3-PBSDocumentary/Islam+Empire+of+Faith+-+The+Messenger+-+Part+1.mp4

Islam: Empire of Faith, Part 3 - The Ottomans Originally aired on PBS, this last of three episodes in the documentary Islam: Empire of Faith covers the history of the expansionist Ottoman Empire and its ambitious sultans through the reign of Suleyman the Magnificent. As Academy Award-winning actor Ben Kingsley explains, a key successful aspect of the Ottoman method of expansion was to leave in place the clerks -- the bureaucracy -- of the conquered territories. The Sunni Ottoman regime had more trouble from their rival Safavid Dynasty of Shiite Muslims than from their vanquished Christian subjects. Highlights of this program include footage from old Constantinople and from Istanbul, marvelous Islamic architecture, and mosaics and paintings portraying historical events. Expert commentary is provided by such scholars as Esin Atil, historian of Islamic art, Walter B. Denny of the University of Massachusetts, Victoria Holbrook of Ohio State University, Ahmet Karamustafa of Washington University, Cornell Fleischer of the University of Chicago, and John Renard of St. Louis University. ~ Steve Blackburn, Rovi https://archive.org/details/IslamEmpireOfFaithCompletePart12And3-PBSDocumentary/Islam+Empire+of+Faith+-+The+Ottoman+-+Part+3.mp4

Feb 25, 2014 Taliban - Behind the Masks (2010): A daring journalist gains unprecedented access to the Taliban in Afghanistan. For similar stories see: Al Qaeda's Fight In Afghanistan • Al Qaeda's Fight In Afghanistan (2011) Why Are Kurds Joining Up With ISIS? • Why Are Kurds Joining Up With ISIS? The Children Brainwashed To Become Jihadis • The Children Brainwashed To Become Ji... Though they would eventually kidnap him, the Taliban granted journalist Paul Refsdal unprecedented access. This exclusive documentary shows us a side of the Taliban that we have never seen before. Subscribe to journeyman for daily uploads: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... For downloads and more information: http://www.journeyman.tv/?lid=60920 Like us on Facebook: / journeymanpictures Follow us on Twitter: / journeymanvod / journeymannews Paul Refsdal - Ref. 4876 Every week Journeyman offers a brand new documentary, fresh out of the cutting room. They're award winning documentaries, some destined for the festival circuit and some for broadcast. The one thing you can know is that here you get to see them when they're fresh, often before they appear anywhere else. To watch them in full go to our VOD platform at http://jman.TV https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5OI8Y0jjM0k

The King of Kings is a 1927 American silent epic film produced and directed by Cecil B. DeMille. It depicts the last weeks of Jesus before his crucifixion and stars H. B. Warner in the lead role. Featuring the opening and resurrection scenes in two-color Technicolor, the film is the second in DeMille's Biblical trilogy, preceded by The Ten Commandments (1923) and followed by The Sign of the Cross (1932). Plot Duration: 1 minute and 20 seconds.1:20 The King of Kings (1931 re-release trailer) Mary Magdalene is portrayed as a wild courtesan, entertaining many men around her. Upon learning that Judas is with a carpenter she rides out on her chariot drawn by zebras to get him back. Peter is introduced as the Giant apostle, and we see the future gospel writer Mark as a child who is healed by Jesus. Mary, the mother of Jesus, is shown as a beautiful and saintly woman who is a mother to all her son's followers. The first sight of Jesus is through the eyesight of a little girl, whom he heals. He is surrounded by a halo. Mary Magdelene arrives afterwards and talks to Judas, who reveals that he is only staying with Jesus in hopes of being made a high official after Jesus becomes the king of kings. Jesus casts the Seven Deadly Sins out of Mary Magdalene in a multiple exposure sequence. Jesus is also shown resurrecting Lazarus and healing the little children. Some humor is derived when one girl asks if he can heal broken legs, and, when he says yes, she gives him a legless doll. Jesus smiles and repairs the doll. The crucifixion is foreshadowed when Jesus, having helped a poor family, wanders through the father's carpentry shop, and, himself a carpenter's son, he briefly helps carve a piece of wood. When a sheet covering the object is removed, it is revealed to be a cross towering over Jesus. Jesus and his apostles enter Jerusalem, where Judas incites the people and rallies them to proclaim Jesus as the King of the Jews. Jesus, however, renounces all claims of being an Earthly king. Caiaphas the High Priest is also angry at Judas for having led people to a man whom he sees as a false prophet. Meanwhile, Jesus drives away Satan, who had offered him an Earthly kingdom, and he protects a woman caught in adultery. The words he draws in the sand are revealed to be the sins the accusers themselves committed. Judas, desperate to save himself from Caiaphas, agrees to turn over Jesus. Noticeably at the Last Supper, when Jesus distributes the bread and wine saying that they are his body and blood, Judas refuses to eat or drink. Towards the end, Mary confronts her son and tells him to flee from the danger that is coming. Jesus replies that it must be done for the salvation of all peoples. Jesus goes to the Garden of Gethsemane where he is soon captured by the Roman soldiers and betrayed by Judas. Judas' life is saved, but, upon seeing that Jesus is going to be killed as a result, he is horrified. Judas takes a rope that the Romans had used to bind Jesus' wrists and runs off. Jesus is beaten and then presented by Pontius Pilate to the crowd. Mary pleads for the life of her son and Mary Magdalene speaks for him but Caiaphas bribes the crowd to shout against Jesus. Jesus is taken away to be crucified, though he pauses on the Via Dolorosa to heal a group of cripples in an alley, despite his weakened condition. Jesus is crucified and his enemies throw insults at him. (One woman even anachronistically eats popcorn and smiles with glee at Jesus' crucifixion.) When Jesus does die, however, there is a great earthquake. The tree where Judas had hanged himself, with the rope used to bind Jesus's wrists, is swallowed up amidst bursts of hellfire. The sky turns black, lightning strikes, the wind blows, the people who had mocked Jesus run in terror, and the veil covering the Holy of Holies in the Jerusalem Temple is torn in two. The tumult ends when Mary looks up at heaven and asks God to forgive the world for the death of their son. The chaos ends and the sun shines. Jesus is taken down from the cross and is buried. On the third day, he rises from the dead as promised. To emphasize the importance of the resurrection, this scene from an otherwise black and white film is shot in color. Jesus goes to the Apostles and tells them to spread his message to the world. He tells them "I am with you always" as the scene shifts to a modern city to show that Jesus still watches over his followers. Many of the film's intertitles are quotes (or paraphrases) from Scripture, often with chapter and verse accompanying. Cast H. B. Warner as Jesus Dorothy Cumming as Mary, the mother of Jesus Ernest Torrence as Peter Joseph Schildkraut as Judas Iscariot James Neill as James the Great Joseph Striker as John the Apostle Robert Edeson as Matthew the Apostle Sidney D'Albrook as Thomas, the Doubter David Imboden as Andrew – a Fisherman Charles Belcher as Philip the Apostle Clayton Packard as Bartholomew the Apostle Robert Ellsworth as Simon – the Zealot Charles Requa as James the Less John T. Prince as Thaddeus Jacqueline Logan as Mary Magdalene Rudolph Schildkraut as Caiaphas – High Priest of Israel Sam De Grasse as Pharisee Casson Ferguson as Scribe Victor Varconi as Pontius Pilate Majel Coleman as Proculla – Wife of Pilate Montagu Love as Roman Centurion William Boyd as Simon of Cyrene Micky Moore as Mark Theodore Kosloff as Malchus – Captain of the High Priest's Guard George Siegmann as Barabbas Julia Faye as Martha Josephine Norman as Mary of Bethany Kenneth Thomson as Lazarus Alan Brooks as Satan Viola Louie as Adulterous Woman Muriel McCormac as Blind Girl Clarence Burton as Dysmas – the Repentant Thief Jim Mason as Gestas – the Unrepentant Thief May Robson as Mother of Gestas Dot Farley as Maidservant of Caiaphas Hector V. Sarno as Galilean Carpenter Leon Holmes as Imbecile Boy Otto Lederer as Eber – a Pharisee Bryant Washburn as Young Roman Lionel Belmore as Roman Noble Monte Collins as Rich Judeaean Lucio Flamma as Gallant of Galilee Sôjin Kamiyama as Prince Of Persia André Cheron as Wealthy Merchant Willy Castello as Babylonian Noble Noble Johnson as Charioteer Jim Farley as Executioner James Dime as a Roman soldier[2] Cast notes Sally Rand was an extra in the film, years before becoming notorious for her "fan dance" at the 1933 World's Fair.[3] Writer Ayn Rand (no relation to Sally Rand) also was an extra in the film, and met her future husband Frank O'Connor on set.[4] Micky Moore was the last surviving cast member at his death in 2013. Production This section needs additional citations for verification. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources in this section. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (September 2012) (Learn how and when to remove this template message) A giant gate built for this film was later used in the 1933 film King Kong, and was among the sets torched for the "burning of Atlanta" in Gone with the Wind (1939). Other sets and costumes were re-used for the 1965 Elvis Presley film, Harum Scarum. The movie has two Technicolor sequences, the beginning and the resurrection scene, which use the two-color process invented by Herbert Kalmus. The 1927 Cummings trial for divorce from her husband Frank Elliott revealed that DeMille, because Christians would not accept any reflections cast upon Christ or his mother, had Cummings sign a contract on August 21, 1926, that regulated her private life for seven years. It included clauses that prevented her from divorcing her husband for any act, to do anything that would give her husband grounds for divorce, or play a prostitute or similar role in any film.[5] The contract did not prevent the divorce. Release The King of Kings was the first movie that premiered at the noted Grauman's Chinese Theater in Los Angeles, California on May 18, 1927.[6] The film was screened there again on May 24, 1977, to commemorate the theater's 50th anniversary. In what is considered one of the earliest applications of market segmentation to film promotion, students ranging from elementary to high school were dismissed early to attend afternoon screenings of the film. The King of Kings was seen by around 500 million viewers between its original release in 1927 and the remake released in 1961.[7] In the United Kingdom, the film was initially banned by the London County Council due to a rule that prohibited films from showing a materialized Christ, which led to a revision of the local censorship rules.[8] Critical reception The King of Kings received rave reviews from the critics. The Film Daily stated: "There can be said nothing but praise for the reverence and appreciation with which the beautiful story has been developed. . . The King of Kings is tremendous from every standpoint. It is the finest piece of screen craftsmanship ever turned out by DeMille".[9] Photoplay described the film as "Cecil B. DeMille's finest motion picture effort" and thought he took "the most difficult and exalted theme in the world's history—the story of Jesus Christ—and transcribed it intelligently and ably to the screen."[10] Norbert Lusk of Picture Play believed "The King of Kings is Cecil B. DeMille's masterpiece, and is among the greatest of all pictures. It is a sincere and reverent visualization of the last three years in the life of Christ, produced on a scale of tasteful magnificence, finely acted by the scores in it, and possessed of moments of poignant beauty and unapproachable drama. This is a picture that will never become outmoded."[11] Accolades In June 1927, Photoplay named the film one of "The Best Pictures of the Month".[10] For their work in The King of Kings, H. B. Warner, Victor Varconi, Rudolph Schildkraut, and Ernest Torrence were included among "The Best Performances of the Month".[10] In 2008, AFI nominated this film for its Top 10 Epic Films list.[12] It is widely considered to be among the most popular Hollywood biblical epic films depicting the life of Christ. Lawsuit In 1928, actress Valeska Surratt and scholar Mirza Ahmad Sohrab sued DeMille for stealing the scenario for The King of Kings from them.[13] The case went to trial in February 1930 but eventually was settled without additional publicity.[14] Surratt, who had left films to return to the stage in 1917, appeared to be unofficially blacklisted after the suit.[14] See also King of Kings (1961 film) directed by Nicholas Ray List of Easter films List of early color feature films List of early sound feature films (1926–1929) https://tubitv.com/movies/711084/the-king-of-kings

Publication date 1970 Usage Public Domain Mark 1.0Creative Commons Licensepublicdomain Topics Demolition Kitchen Video, Randall Parker, Randy Parker, Bob Walterschied Productions, Local Commercials, Wichita, Kansas, Vintage film, Vintage commercials, 16mm film, Television, Television production Language English Series of vintage commercials for a toy that was recalled shortly after it's release, Klackers. The last version of the commercial notes safety improvements. Demolition Kitchen Video collection of 16mm films from Randall Parker, Wichita, KS. Addeddate 2016-10-30 20:43:59 Color color Identifier KlackersCommercial Scanner Internet Archive HTML5 Uploader 1.6.3 Sound sound Year 1970 https://archive.org/details/KlackersCommercial

Publication date 1967 Usage Public Domain Mark 1.0Creative Commons Licensepublicdomain Topics Demolition Kitchen Video, Randall Parker, Randy Parker, Bob Walterschied Productions, Local Commercials, Wichita, Kansas, Vintage film, Vintage commercials, 16mm film, Television, Television production Language English KAKE-TV local television commercials from the 1960s, Walterschied Productions. Including: - Ott’s French Dressing - Pizza Hut (1967) - Oldham Sausage - Taco Tico - Derby Gas Station - Sandy’s Drive-in - Sandy’s Drive-in, Big Scott - Bulger Cadillac - Tect-Her spray - Penn Autoglass - Penn Autoglass #2 - Service Autoglass - Pizza Hut, version #2 Collected 16mm films of Randall Parker, Archivist: Ben Urish, 16mm to digital conversion by Demolition Kitchen Video Addeddate 2016-11-01 23:04:06 Color color Identifier WichitaCommercials01 Scanner Internet Archive HTML5 Uploader 1.6.3 Sound sound Year 1967 https://archive.org/details/WichitaCommercials01

Sep 5, 2019 A father fights to save his daughter who has run off to join the terror organization Islamic State. For four long years Maik Messing doesn’t know if she will survive the ordeal. And for those same four years he was joined by a camera Team. "Your own child prefers to live among terrorists rather than with you, and even thinks it’s cool. That just destroys you!" When Maik Messing‘s daughter Leonora suddenly disappeared in 2015, the whole world changed for this father from Saxony-Anhalt. Maik hadn’t noticed that his daughter had been radicalized. Leonora had been living a parallel Islamic existence online, sharing experiences on facebook and whatsapp groups. The prospect of living in the so-called Caliphate held no fear for her. After leaving Germany, she married high-ranking German IS terrorist Martin Lemke, who worked for IS intelligence. As his third wife, Leonora began her married life in the IS capital Raqqa. She stayed in touch with her family back home via voice messages and social media. Meanwhile, Leonora’s father undertook everything in his power to get his daughter back to Germany: "This is life or death. That much is absolutely clear." For four years a TV crew accompanied Maik - a baker by vocation - as he met with human traffickers from Syria and negotiated with terrorists, all while trying to continue with his daily life in Germany. Any attempts to rescue his daughter were extremely precarious. Islamic State controlled not only the streets of Raqqa, but each and every person who lived there. At times, the psychological pressure for Maik Messing was so great he even contemplated suicide. The film offers not only a rare glimpse of life inside the Islamic State, but also depicts this often brutal existence from the perspective of a naive teenager. One who, in the middle of it all, still finds time to listen to German pop musi. Update July 2020: According to information provided by the German broadcaster NDR, Leonora is still in the al-Hawl detention center in Syria with her two children. Her family has taken legal action against the German government to have Leonora and the children brought back to Germany. The court has ruled in favor of the family. However, due to the coronavirus pandemic it is not clear when and under which circumstances their return can take place. It is also unclear whether Leonora will be taken into custody upon her return. -------------------------------------------------------------------- DW Documentary gives you knowledge beyond the headlines. Watch high-class documentaries from German broadcasters and international production companies. Meet intriguing people, travel to distant lands, get a look behind the complexities of daily life and build a deeper understanding of current affairs and global events. Subscribe and explore the world around you with DW Documentary. Subscribe to DW Documentary: / @dwdocumentary Our other YouTube channels: DW Documental (in spanish): / dwdocumental DW Documentary وثائقية دي دبليو: (in arabic): / dwdocarabia For more documentaries visit also: http://www.dw.com/en/tv/docfilm/s-3610 Instagram / dwdocumentary Facebook: / dw.stories DW netiquette policy: https://p.dw.com/p/MF1G https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3LsqaJrKiPI

Sep 22, 2022 #dwdocumentary #documentary At the age of 15, Leonora Messing secretly left her home in Saxony-Anhalt. She’d planned her journey down to the last detail, traveling via Turkey to Syria. She had her heart set on marrying an IS fighter - a man she had never even met before. She joined the Islamic State terror organization and married IS intelligence officer Martin Lemke, who was also from East Germany. Years of horror began - a life-and-death struggle. Leonora’s father, Maik Messing, a baker from the southern Harz region, did all he could to get his daughter out. He suddenly found himself in touch with traffickers and talking to Al Qaeda -- a previously inconceivable scenario. He was fighting for his daughter’s life and gripped by constant fear; at one point he thought she might even be dead. After seven years, Leonora returned to Germany. After a short spell in prison, she was eventually put on trial. Readjusting to life back in her home country was a challenge for Leonora and her family. Her traumatic experiences haunt her. A team of reporters documented this moving story about guilt, blame and second chances. #documentary #dwdocumentary ______ DW Documentary gives you knowledge beyond the headlines. Watch top documentaries from German broadcasters and international production companies. Meet intriguing people, travel to distant lands, get a look behind the complexities of daily life and build a deeper understanding of current affairs and global events. Subscribe and explore the world around you with DW Documentary. Subscribe to: ⮞ DW Documentary (English): / dwdocumentary ⮞ DW Documental (Spanish): / dwdocumental ⮞ DW Documentary وثائقية دي دبليو (Arabic): / dwdocarabia ⮞ DW Doku (German): / dwdoku ⮞ DW Documentary हिन्दी (Hindi): / dwdochindi For more visit: http://www.dw.com/en/tv/docfilm/s-3610 Follow DW Documentary on Instagram: / dwdocumentary Follow DW Documental on Facebook: / dwdocumental We kindly ask viewers to read and stick to the DW netiquette policy on our channel: https://p.dw.com/p/MF1G https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1ma0rjK1hc

Oct 30, 2023 Tired of years of endemic corruption, Palestinian women are turning their backs on Fatah and supporting Hamas. But having voted for change, the pressure is now on Hamas to deliver. Subscribe to Journeyman here: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... When Nahida Sleibi's husband was injured, Hamas was the only organisation who came to her help. "Hamas is able to reach out to women through financial assistance", explains politician Intisar Al-Wazir. It runs a network of schools and hospitals which have a reputation for being efficient and corruption free. But while its social policies won it the female vote, rumours Hamas plans to implement Sharia Law have alienated some women. Others are worried about the financial implications of its rigid foreign policy. As Nuha states: "We're concerned the international community will reject us and things like petrol will be refused to us." For more information, visit https://www.journeyman.tv/film/xxxx Like us on Facebook: / journeymanpictures Follow us on Twitter: / journeymannews / journeymanvod Follow us on Instagram: / journeymanpictures Visit our subreddit: / journeymanpictures SBS/Dateline- 3060 Transcript https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WE4QBGXOHwA

Sep 26, 2019 Teachers, nurses, mothers, torturers - under the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL, also known as ISIS) group's rule, women played crucial roles in the organisation, some as willing participants, others as coerced victims. Through a series of rare testimonies, women from Syria and Iraq share what everyday life was like under the armed group. Their accounts reveal an organisation that is both brutal and uncompromising. Women hired as religious police patrolled the streets, looking for people who broke dress codes or committed other moral offences. Teachers taught schoolchildren Islamic lessons beyond their age. Nurses were forced to work at ISIL-controlled hospitals. Schools were closed and repurposed as training centres. Make-up was forbidden. Movement was restricted. And torture was a regular punishment, used for offences as minor as wearing nail polish. In Women of ISIL, we speak to the women fully integrated into the organisation, playing active roles in punishment and torture, as well as those who resisted through everyday acts of defiance, including running a salon, or teaching schoolchildren in private. They recall a time when even the police were policed, spies were surveilled, and women paid the ultimate price for a violent rule of law. - Subscribe to our channel http://bit.ly/AJSubscribe - Follow us on Twitter / ajenglish - Find us on Facebook / aljazeera - Check our website: http://www.aljazeera.com/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zz5bjFhzdc

Sep 7, 2023 Isis: The British Women Supporters Unveiled follows a 12-month undercover investigation, which penetrates the secret world of the women in the UK who support ISIS, and glorify jihadis, and preach a message of hatred, segregation and extremism. Twitter: / realstoriesdocs Facebook - / realstorieschannel Instagram - @realstoriesdocs Content licensed from [All3Media]. Any queries, please contact us at: owned-enquiries@littledotstudios.com https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhcSn7BPzdI

Apr 15, 2019 Four Corners exclusively brings you the story of the Sharrouf children and their grandmother's epic fight to find them and bring them home to Australia. The children of the notorious jihadist Khaled Sharrouf were taken to the self-declared caliphate in 2014. The world learned of them after their father published pictures of his eldest son holding the severed head of an IS prisoner, sending shockwaves around the world. For five years their grandmother, Karen Nettleton, has been trying to reach the children and bring them home. She has mounted several rescue missions, with each one ending in failure. Now, in Syria, she's making a last-ditch effort to save them from the squalid al-Hawl refugee camp. Read more about this story here: https://ab.co/2v70RVu Watch more Four Corners investigations here: https://ab.co/2v70RVu You can also like us on Facebook: / abc4corners Follow us on Twitter: / 4corners And sign up to our newsletter: www.abc.net.au/4corners/newsletter/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6_LPuUEkSQM

Aug 3, 2023 IRAQ It's almost a decade since ISIS militants swept through Iraq and Syria but the legacy of their brutal caliphate remains. While many Iraqis are reclaiming their lives in a period of relative calm, the targets of ISIS’ genocide, the Yazidis, are not at peace. The world was transfixed when this religious minority fled to the mountains of Sinjar. Rescue efforts managed to airlift some to safety and others who escaped on foot and were eventually settled in countries like Australia. But many were trapped and killed, and huge numbers of women and girls were taken as slaves. This week Foreign Correspondent goes in search of what happened to them. Reporter Stephanie March travels to northern Iraq and uncovers incredible stories of survival and hears brave accounts from those who have rescued hundreds of Yazidi women. She also meets the women trafficked by ISIS who allege they were held captive by an Australian. Subscribe: https://ab.co/3yqPOZ5 Foreign Correspondent is the prime-time international public affairs program on Australia's national broadcaster, ABC-TV. We produce half-hour duration in-depth reports for broadcast across the ABC's television channels and digital platforms. Since 1992, our teams have journeyed to more than 170 countries to report on war, natural calamity and social and political upheaval – through the eyes of the people at the heart of it all. Watch more ABC News content ad-free on ABC iview: https://ab.co/2OB7Mk1 For more from ABC News, click here: https://ab.co/2kxYCZY Get breaking news and livestreams from our ABC News channel: / newsonabc Like ABC News on Facebook: / abcnews.au Follow ABC News on Instagram: / abcnews_au Follow ABC News on Twitter: / abcnews Contributions may be removed if they violate ABC’s Online Terms of Use http://www.abc.net.au/conditions.htm (Section 3). This is an official Australian Broadcasting Corporation YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FLGkYiI52g

Oct 13, 2023 #dwdocumentary #documentary After two and a half years in ISIS captivity, Imad and his Yazidi family were released. They took shelter in a displaced persons' camp in northern Iraq. But their suffering was far from over. Not yet five, Imad has spent over half his life enduring terror and abuse. His behavior is aggressive and he can only speak Arabic, while his family speaks Kurmanji Kurdish. This poignant film accompanies the little boy on his hard road to recovery and illustrates in painful detail the lasting effects of systematic torture. The family’s experience is shared by thousands of Yazidis. #documentary #dwdocumentary ______ DW Documentary gives you knowledge beyond the headlines. Watch top documentaries from German broadcasters and international production companies. Meet intriguing people, travel to distant lands, get a look behind the complexities of daily life and build a deeper understanding of current affairs and global events. Subscribe and explore the world around you with DW Documentary. Subscribe to: ⮞ DW Documentary (English): / dwdocumentary ⮞ DW Documental (Spanish): / dwdocumental ⮞ DW Documentary وثائقية دي دبليو (Arabic): / dwdocarabia ⮞ DW Doku (German): / dwdoku ⮞ DW Documentary हिन्दी (Hindi): / dwdochindi For more visit: http://www.dw.com/en/tv/docfilm/s-3610 Follow DW Documentary on Instagram: / dwdocumentary Follow DW Documental on Facebook: / dwdocumental We kindly ask viewers to read and stick to the DW netiquette policy on our channel: https://p.dw.com/p/MF1G https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEZNiRi5FNk&t=205s