Israel's media mostly keep Gaza's human toll out of sight
Civilian deaths in Gaza have fueled global outrage. But many Israelis, still raw from Hamas' Oct. 7 attack, have scant interest in the war's toll on Palestinians.
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Civilian deaths in Gaza have fueled global outrage. But many Israelis, still raw from Hamas' Oct. 7 attack, have scant interest in the war's toll on Palestinians.
Since October 7, Israel's police have banned, limited, or attacked almost every protest against the army's assault on Gaza, instilling a sense of fear among Jewish and Palestinian citizens alike.
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"A peaceful and just resolution is the only way to work for a future recognizing the fears, concerns and dignity of all involved."
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