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The UN Walkout Was Real. So Was the Photo Op | HonestReporting (opens the original)
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Benjamin Netanyahu approaches the podium at the United Nations and, almost on cue, diplomats begin streaming out of the General Assembly Hall. Empty seats. Delegates heading for the doors. An Israeli prime minister apparently addressing a world that no longer wants to listen. I’ve photographed enough demonstrations over the years to recognize a photo opportunity when I see one. This particular one came with assigned seating. The walkout was real, and so were the photographs. But what happened be
Why Was Motaz Azaiza Out With His Camera at 6:30 AM on October 7? | HonestReporting (opens the original)
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As a veteran professional photojournalist, I have spent much of the past three years looking at photographs from Gaza — Who took them, where they stood, what they put in the foreground, what appeared behind the subject, what was cropped out, what the caption told us, where the picture went next. With his remarks in a September 3 Arabic-language podcast interview, Motaz Azaiza has now added another question: What never left the camera? Azaiza became one of the world’s most recognizable photograph
From Great March of Return to October 7, Hamas Photographer's Death Shows How Al-Qassam Has Deployed Media Operatives | HonestReporting (opens the original)
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Hamas commemorated the death of an operative in its Military Media Unit on September 1, not only providing insight on how the corps operates, but also how the deployment of terrorists under the guise of journalists is a tactic in development since long before the October 7 War. Nihad Khalil Mohammed Abd al-Nabi, who had reportedly been killed in May 2024, was described by an Izz ad-Din al-Qassam martyr poster and video as a member of the Northern Brigade’s Martyr Imad Aqel Battalion. Pictured in
When Gaza’s Kites Became Staged Propaganda | HonestReporting (opens the original)
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A Palestinian boy stands on a pile of rubble in Gaza City, an oversized black-and-white kite beside him and a damaged facade filling the background. Photographed by Gaza photographer Majdi Fathi on August 23, the composition contains all the elements required for an extraordinarily effective image: a child, a kite and the destruction of war. The photograph was distributed by NurPhoto through Getty Images and appeared on Reuters Connect under the innocuous classification “Daily Life in Gaza.” Wit
When Gaza’s Zoo Became Another War Story | HonestReporting (opens the original)
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Hospitals, schools and sporting venues have all become recurring symbols in the international media narrative surrounding Gaza. Now another has been added to the list: the local zoo. On August 18, Reuters published “At a Gaza zoo, war takes its toll on the animals,” reported by Gaza-based photographer Mahmoud Issa and correspondent Nidal al-Mughrabi in Cairo. The story follows zookeeper Mahmoud Gomaa, who previously operated an attraction in Rafah and, according to Reuters, fled in 2024 before r
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