“Legal experts who reviewed videos compiled by The Post said in the most egregious cases soldiers are effectively logging evidence of possible violations of international humanitarian law.”
The Post verified more than 120 photos and videos of the war in Gaza - providing an uncensored view of one of the most deadly and destructive wars in this century.
Revenge, fire and destruction: A year of Israeli soldiers’ videos from Gaza
The Post verified more than 120 photos and videos of the war in Gaza - providing an uncensored view of one of the most deadly and destructive wars in this century.
wapo.st
December 3, 2024 at 4:42 PM
“Legal experts who reviewed videos compiled by The Post said in the most egregious cases soldiers are effectively logging evidence of possible violations of international humanitarian law.”
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Everything you need to know about Syria’s revived insurgency 👇
December 2, 2024 at 11:14 AM
Everything you need to know about Syria’s revived insurgency 👇
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In 2011, Hezbollah joined the Syrian civil war to support President Bashar Al Assad while keeping a low profile. Meanwhile, it quietly used the port of Latakia to rebuild its military arsenal. The National takes a look at how Hezbollah built a web of militias and arms supplies in Syria
How Hezbollah built a web of militias and arms supplies in Syria | The National
President Bashar Al Assad's attempt to avoid direct involvement in Iran's struggle with Israel is failing as attention turns to Hezbollah's regional allies
www.thenationalnews.com
November 25, 2024 at 9:39 AM
In 2011, Hezbollah joined the Syrian civil war to support President Bashar Al Assad while keeping a low profile. Meanwhile, it quietly used the port of Latakia to rebuild its military arsenal. The National takes a look at how Hezbollah built a web of militias and arms supplies in Syria
Literally the reason I stopped pursuing traditional journalism 🤷♀️
Do you ever think about how one of the central tenets of editorial discretion- "newsworthiness"-encourages media to integrate larger and larger crises into daily life, rendering horrors previously deemed unimaginable to become as regular and routine as the setting sun?
August 8, 2023 at 5:43 PM
Literally the reason I stopped pursuing traditional journalism 🤷♀️