Anti-US bent colours Middle East coverage
‘Dehumanisation of Jews’ continues to ‘thrive in Australia’ as journalists fail to understand the politics of the Middle East.
‘Dehumanisation of Jews’ continues to ‘thrive in Australia’ as journalists fail to understand the politics of the Middle East.
Those tut-tutting on social media about Israel’s bombing of Iran’s nuclear facilities and rocket launchers seem to misunderstand the Iranian regime.
For those listening to ABC Radio it was hard to find out what was actually happening on LA’s streets for the first few days, so heavy was the anti-Trump, pro-California governor rhetoric.
If the conservative opposition is to claw its way back to relevance, policies to appeal to middle Australia’s hopes and dreams are the place to start.
What Israelis don’t understand is the willingness of Western journalists to believe the most ridiculous anti-Israeli propaganda.
After the federal election campaign was branded a cost-of-living poll, journalists have failed to explore other key issues that affect Australia.
The ABC, the Nine newspapers and the Guardian all give overweight coverage to the teals because they know they are more damaging to the Coalition’s left flank than One Nation and Trumpet of Patriots are on the right.
Probably worse than media ignoring revisions to Hamas’s own casualty numbers were the largely ignored Gaza protests in late March and Hamas’s murder of at least six young Palestinian protesters.
No referendum is needed to fix this issue, which could involve billions of dollars nationally. Just a bit of political will by federal and state Labor would do it.
If it appears Chris Bowen is keeping a low profile ahead of May 3, it might just be because he knows something most environment writers have not yet reported.
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