upside, as it were during the is really on gaza at the end of that year, cnn could not report from gaza city. it could not report on the human cost. the bbc was coming out of jerusalem. al jazeera english, who i think were the only two english language correspondents bringing out the essential news of what was happening during that six week conflict. at the same time, i was actually seeing this in atlanta, georgia visiting my parents. as i got news from al jazeera's website, my sister charged in and said turn that off. that is a website that is terrorists. the fbi will raid the house. even then, even after the channel had established itself and became important, that misconception of what it was in the u.s., the idea that it was the enemy. you still had to fight against that when you said look, they were not the enemy. they are what we need in this world. adrian: al jazeera is funded by the qatar government as a private entity with public benefit. there is a legal separation between state and broadcast. it is editorially independent and yet, often accused of being the out piece of the govern

at the end of that year, cnn could not report from gaza city. it could not report on the human cost. it was based in cairo, the baby she was coming out of jerusalem. i'll just say english. who i think providing a mel unsure in taught tundras were the only 2 english language correspondence reading out the central news of what was happening during that 6 week conflict. but at the same time, i was actually seeing this in atlanta, georgia visiting my parents. and as always getting news from algebra or english website, my sister charge didn't turn that off, turn that off, turn that off. that's a website. that's terrorist, the f b, i will read the house. so even then, after hours during the show, that stablish itself was becoming important. that misconception of what it was in the united states that i did it was, it was the enemy. you still had to fight against that when you tried to say, look, they're not the enemy, they're what we need in this 21st century world. stowed out here, of course, funded by the country government as a private entity with p

so you have this very odd things of this festival being across 6 different cities, including gaza. unlike any other country where the capital host the film, the international festival we are actually i, you know, we have a different 3 ality under these read a patient. we have no other choice but to will bring the film festival and to our audience in the defense. it is, that's why we have it in drama law in jerusalem in nazareth, in haifa, and gaza. and therefore, these palestine in cities are hosting the specific in order not to give up today's radio in occupation, obstacles by you know, imposed by israeli moody, 3 chick fine. se permits of how to be issued by the israeli army, the wall. so instead of giving up, we're actually not giving up polar audiences. and therefore we have cooperation with many, no cultural centers and day concert organizations in these 650. as we have 15 locations, i hosting the festival in order to bring this, you know, a definitive understanding man to revive the fit in a fair, the film and punishment, and to revive the cinema culture in palestine by bring

they reported from the old city of napa from hebron and bethlehem. algebra reporters were also based in the gaza strip. a continual hotspot by 2003 al jazeera was now well established and a household name. it began to expand, including online. in september of that year, an english language website was launched. it was an immediate success innovation. another launch was al jazeera, a boucher. it began in early 2005 and gave you was real time footage of global and regional events. saddam hussein and his sons must leave iraq within 48 hours while at the foot of accomplish adena ada. about that hateful, delicate suffer. i thought and thought it an way up to anna south of sofa. i'd ha, on the 20th of march, 2003, the us led invasion of iraq began. oh, look up them, canada. anybody the felony connie lynch, put subtle flow, other than orland but the tunnel huh. a as the invasion unfolded, al jazeera reporters were deployed throughout the country. ah, 3 weeks later, american tags rolled into baghdad. 8th of april, 2003 american jets bombed algiers bureau in the iraq. he capital topic are you an alger 0

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