One journalist’s take on media access and censorship in Israel-Hamas war
Reset discusses the difficulties of getting news on the ground in Gaza, competing narratives during war and how misinformation spreads.
The Israeli government has just approved new emergency regulations that could greenlight censorship of the news network Al Jazeera.
The move comes as civilian casualties in Gaza continue to climb and information from on the ground is limited. Al Jazeera is one of few international media companies with a physical presence in both the Gaza Strip and Israel.
Reset checks in with a longtime Al Jazeera journalist for her take.
GUEST: Laila Al-Arian, executive producer of Al Jazeera English’s documentary show Fault Lines
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One journalist’s take on media access and censorship in Israel-Hamas war
Reset discusses the difficulties of getting news on the ground in Gaza, competing narratives during war and how misinformation spreads.
The Israeli government has just approved new emergency regulations that could greenlight censorship of the news network Al Jazeera.
The move comes as civilian casualties in Gaza continue to climb and information from on the ground is limited. Al Jazeera is one of few international media companies with a physical presence in both the Gaza Strip and Israel.
Reset checks in with a longtime Al Jazeera journalist for her take.
GUEST: Laila Al-Arian, executive producer of Al Jazeera English’s documentary show Fault Lines
More From
Reset with Sasha-Ann Simons