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'May Allah reckon with you': Al Jazeera caught censoring Gazan criticism for Hamas
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https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/article-806444
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On Thursday, the Tel Aviv District Court approved a request, put forth by Communications Minister Shlomo Karhi, to renew the temporary ban on Al Jazeera.
In an early November broadcast, just as the Hamas-run Interior Ministry began daily media updates, a young man with an injury in his hand passed in the background of the frame shouting “May Allah reckon with you Hamas!” Several threatening-looking men could be seen following him.
Also in November, Hezbollah-affiliated channel Al Mayadeen interviewed a Gazan girl, asking what she wanted to say about the so-called “resistance.” She responded: “The resistance is under the tunnels and they leave the people alone.”
Another video from May showed a Gazan man crying and cursing at Hamas and its leaders, Yahya Sinwar and Ismail Haniyeh, as he looked at the destruction that followed a bombardment.
A poll published recently by renowned Palestinian pollster Khalil Shikaki showed that 46% of Gazans wish for Hamas to remain in power after the war and that 57% still support the October 7 attacks.
According to a Times of Israel report, Shikaki explained the disparity between the Palestinians from the West Bank who want Hamas to remain in power after the war and those in Gaza (71% and 46%, respectively), by explaining that, while Gazans can see for themselves the situation on the ground, 83% of West Bank residents get their news updates from Al Jazeera, and thus “seem to come to certain conclusions that are somewhat different than those in Gaza,” tacitly implying that Al Jazeera’s reports may tend to be unrepresentative of reality.
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