As the Israeli bombardment of Gaza intensifies, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faces a split in his war cabinet and mounting international pressure. And yet, this is a war that the vast majority of Israelis continue to support, thanks in large part to one-sided coverage by the Israeli media.
Collaborators:
Yael Berda – Associate Professor, Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Dalia Fahmy – Associate Professor of Political Science, Long Island University
Tahani Mustafa – Senior Palestine Analyst, International Crisis Group
Michael Omer-Man – Research Director for Israel-Palestine, DAWN
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Presenting:
Henry Ajder – Co-Founder, Latent Space
Divyendra Singh Jadoun – Synthetic Media Artist
Mitali Mukherjee – Director of journalism programs, Reuters Institute
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