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Assal Rad built a reputation on social media as the “headline fixer” for her work correcting journalistic sins at major news outlets. The historian joins presen…
Assal Rad built a reputation on social media as the “headline fixer” for her work correcting journalistic sins at major news outlets.
The historian joins presenter Richard Gizbert to discuss her new book, Don’t Say Palestine: How the Media Manufactured Consent for Genocide.
In it, Rad traces the role the mainstream media played in normalising the dehumanisation of Palestinians and whitewashing Israel’s genocidal campaign in Gaza.
Contributor:
Assal Rad – Author, Don’t say Palestine: How the media manufactured consent for genocide.
Subscribe to our Newsletter:
http://aje.io/upic5
http://www.aljazeera.com/program/the-listening-post/
Armed resistance against the brutal occupation is the only solution—contrary to how Western media portrays it.
@@khantimtam71Imported2mo ago
Resistance against the brutal, murderous occupier that controls water, electricity, and food is not terrorism.
@@khantimtam71Imported2mo ago
A murderous, mentally deranged individual is exerting control and engaging in blackmail—not just over Trump, but over the US Congress as well.
@@whitekuk4679Imported2mo ago
The term settler refers to ppl that have settled on land that is either unclaimed or uninhabited. It's not a bad term. So technically they are settlers. As long as Palestine is not recognized as a country or claimed land. Now who recognizes that would be some international community I suppose. Just because you recognize say China as a country doesn't mean I do lol. You wanted a NWO you got it.
@@khantimtam71Imported2mo ago
The Butcher of Gaza Finds Support from the Western World
@@politicas3361Imported2mo ago
Oh great - so now the MEDIA is to blame for the actions of Oct 7?<br>How about laying the responsibility on Humus and all the people in Gaza who supported and applauded it?<br>Or is that just too obvious?
@@michaelcallizi4127Imported2mo ago
Thank you for your service for humanity!
@@NurAlam-s2t6dImported2mo ago
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@@NurAlam-s2t6dImported2mo ago
The way she explain salute 🫡
@@davidferreira859Imported2mo ago
Thanks for the information, actually I learned how the western media is describing the evil against the Palestinians! I feel very sorry! Very sorry!
@@marcmccook9154Imported2mo ago
Excellent and timely for airing out this important topic , the continuing tragedy. May peace and justice prevail.
@@Obeytime-w4iImported2mo ago
The media only affirms and fortifies what you want to be true. It's a positive feedback loop. You give the media views based on what you want, and they feed you the same. A win-win cycle of nitwittery. Welcome to AJ. Bless you. For Israel has spoken.
@@Obeytime-w4iImported2mo ago
Your level of competence is revealed in the fact that you can't even do bad things well. There is no going back and tracing history or genetics; this is happening right now. So, stop pointing your finger; it's not helping you. But you were told. Oh yes, you were told. For Israel has spoken.
@@stefanbodlen8707Imported2mo ago
No peace and justice in the Middle East until Israeli state is dismantled !
@@JDshaoImported2mo ago
I'll get the book and I hope there's a part on silence. This video is about Internet headlines. There is nothing ever said on TV, which a very big segment of the people still depend on for news.
@@ahmedomarabdallah2052Imported2mo ago
😮 🤔
@@JohnSmith-x4c2xImported2mo ago
It’s not the media’s fault…we all watched what was happening livestreamed every day and did absolutely nothing
Assal Rad built a reputation on social media as the “headline fixer” for her work correcting journalistic sins at major news outlets.
The historian joins presenter Richard Gizbert to discuss her new book, Don’t Say Palestine: How the Media Manufactured Consent for Genocide.
In it, Rad traces the role the mainstream media played in normalising the dehumanisation of Palestinians and whitewashing Israel’s genocidal campaign in Gaza.
Contributor:
Assal Rad – Author, Don’t say Palestine: How the media manufactured consent for genocide.
Subscribe to our Newsletter:
http://aje.io/upic5
http://www.aljazeera.com/program/the-listening-post/