Activists launched a digital campaign under the hashtag "They Lied to You" in an effort to bring the suffering in Palestine's Gaza back to the forefront of global attention.
They stressed that the decline in international media coverage of events in the blockaded Palestinian enclave does not mean that the genocidal war has ended or that the suffering of its residents has stopped.
The campaign, launched in Arabic and English on July 16, included journalists, humanitarian workers, children from Gaza, and Arab and global supporters. Through video clips and written posts, activists sought to bring renewed attention to scenes of Palestinians being killed by Israel and to multiple forms of suffering caused by starvation, forced displacement and disease.
Do not mistake extortion with diplomacy! Do not mistake Kushner and Witkoff for US diplomats. They are rogue criminals at best.
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Activists launched a digital campaign under the hashtag "They Lied to You" in an effort to bring the suffering in Palestine's Gaza back to the forefront of global attention.
They stressed that the decline in international media coverage of events in the blockaded Palestinian enclave does not mean that the genocidal war has ended or that the suffering of its residents has stopped.
The campaign, launched in Arabic and English on July 16, included journalists, humanitarian workers, children from Gaza, and Arab and global supporters. Through video clips and written posts, activists sought to bring renewed attention to scenes of Palestinians being killed by Israel and to multiple forms of suffering caused by starvation, forced displacement and disease.
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