Mohammed El-Kurd

Not mentioning that... a town is occupied when you're reporting about an occupied town. Not mentioning that a settlement is illegal or a settler is illegally present in a Palestinian village when you're reporting on them. Only quoting

Not mentioning that... a town is occupied when you're reporting about an occupied town. Not mentioning that a settlement is illegal or a settler is illegally present in a Palestinian village when you're reporting on them. Only quoting

Israeli officials and only quoting Israeli politicians and police officers and framing your entire analysis with Israeli officials and only interviewing Palestinians when they have been brutalized and victimized physically. Yeah, those are some of the issues. There is plenty.

Israeli officials and only quoting Israeli politicians and police officers and framing your entire analysis with Israeli officials and only interviewing Palestinians when they have been brutalized and victimized physically. Yeah, those are some of the issues. There is plenty.

Israeli officials and only quoting Israeli politicians and police officers and framing your entire analysis with Israeli officials and only interviewing Palestinians when they have been brutalized and victimized physically. Yeah, those are some of the issues. There is plenty.

And then like saying things, you know, like Israel will bomb a hospital in Gaza and the press will say like Hamas run hospital. And this negative association with Hamas will remove any sympathy from the reader towards the victims of this hospital bombing. A lot of things, and a lot of them are sinister.

And then like saying things, you know, like Israel will bomb a hospital in Gaza and the press will say like Hamas run hospital. And this negative association with Hamas will remove any sympathy from the reader towards the victims of this hospital bombing. A lot of things, and a lot of them are sinister.

And then like saying things, you know, like Israel will bomb a hospital in Gaza and the press will say like Hamas run hospital. And this negative association with Hamas will remove any sympathy from the reader towards the victims of this hospital bombing. A lot of things, and a lot of them are sinister.

I have many friends, many journalist friends, and I've seen many journalists online speak about their experiences when talking about Palestine, the censorship that goes on into it. And I have many journalist friends, some at the New York Times, some... They used to be at the Washington Post who tell me the kinds of battles they had to do.

I have many friends, many journalist friends, and I've seen many journalists online speak about their experiences when talking about Palestine, the censorship that goes on into it. And I have many journalist friends, some at the New York Times, some... They used to be at the Washington Post who tell me the kinds of battles they had to do.

I have many friends, many journalist friends, and I've seen many journalists online speak about their experiences when talking about Palestine, the censorship that goes on into it. And I have many journalist friends, some at the New York Times, some... They used to be at the Washington Post who tell me the kinds of battles they had to do.

They had to go through with their editors to let them even utter the word Palestine. And not even in news pieces, like pieces about, let's say, a Palestinian artist or a Palestinian chef or whatever. There's a lot that happens behind the scene that is not reported on. Because when it comes to Palestine, the rules and the laws of journalism...

They had to go through with their editors to let them even utter the word Palestine. And not even in news pieces, like pieces about, let's say, a Palestinian artist or a Palestinian chef or whatever. There's a lot that happens behind the scene that is not reported on. Because when it comes to Palestine, the rules and the laws of journalism...

They had to go through with their editors to let them even utter the word Palestine. And not even in news pieces, like pieces about, let's say, a Palestinian artist or a Palestinian chef or whatever. There's a lot that happens behind the scene that is not reported on. Because when it comes to Palestine, the rules and the laws of journalism...

are bendable, you know, passive voice is king, emitting facts is acceptable, anything goes.

are bendable, you know, passive voice is king, emitting facts is acceptable, anything goes.

are bendable, you know, passive voice is king, emitting facts is acceptable, anything goes.

A recent study came out and said that 52% of Palestinians have depression. I would argue that the number is much, much, much higher. I think it would be absurd for someone to live under the conditions we live under and not contemplate Many things. Many things. Not just suicide, but many, many, many things.

A recent study came out and said that 52% of Palestinians have depression. I would argue that the number is much, much, much higher. I think it would be absurd for someone to live under the conditions we live under and not contemplate Many things. Many things. Not just suicide, but many, many, many things.

A recent study came out and said that 52% of Palestinians have depression. I would argue that the number is much, much, much higher. I think it would be absurd for someone to live under the conditions we live under and not contemplate Many things. Many things. Not just suicide, but many, many, many things.