What US media is missing in Israel’s war on Gaza

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
watching on YouTube may have had to jump
26:13
through a few Hoops to see our latest
26:15
reporting having to sign in because of
26:17
age restrictions or simply not being
26:20
recommended our content now there are a
26:23
number of reasons for that but one of
26:24
the biggest has to do with advertisers
26:27
companies that don't want their ads up
26:29
against images of the suffering that
26:31
this war has produced we are not going
26:33
to change the way we cover this story
26:35
just to please an algorithm so if you
26:38
value our journalism please share it it
26:41
is more important than ever that these
26:43
stories are heard we'll see you next
26:46
time here at the listening
26:56
post

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=loyptuBMHmo