inheritance is actually from a religious perspective, and the message from allah. right, and fena fahema, so this idea of birthright, i'm sure you've been exposed to in your own spaces and that there's this plan to kind of create attachment to... why do you think they do this? it's very obvious if you understand human psychology and behavior, obviously we need a story to attach and obviously to build. narrative so people will have a feeling of um actually supporting what is been out there whether it's in policies or governments, but i also want to bring it slightly different, because that might be one issue for one particular group and individual, but at the same time we have to understand media, and in in the uk we can take it back to the 17th century where it could be tracked, and that was obviously um sort of set up by few uh individuals and then as we progressed to the 19th, 18th and 20th century, there was only few individuals that actually did um have these kind of media outlets which was obviously um backed by policies and politics so as we see now um as much as the narrative uh s

fahema, what do you have to share with us?e as well to show that there was such a diversity of people coming together so for this to be out there it's just clearly insightful is islamophobic and it's obviously sending message which is actually very very harsh and really really powerful uh against the muslims we have the james schneider one now yes the james schneider one which i was talking about he's been fighting um you know trying to get his point out there even um sort of like um debating for endorsing you know of war crimes and showing that this is definitely not right and and putting forward the history educating and making people aware of the situation that it didn't just start on the 7th of october and you know really having a platform and speaking very very loudly on these issues as we see here on gb news and at the same time calling for an immediate seaspy reflecting echoing what people have been saying in the streets and online as well elimination please let me answer uh it's entirely appropriate i'm very proud that

fahema, you've been doing a deep dive on these issues, because essentially what we're trying to get out here is that what news organizations, especially are the mainstream ones are doing right now, are in a way adding fuel to this fire, when media personalities use their platform for a particular narrative, it's not just standing in the moment, it has an impact, it has a... effect on both policy, on what we're seeing at the un, what we're seeing on the ground in gaza, um, the first one you've you've chosen for us today, i wasn't quite aware of this particular social media uh influenza, but let's just have look at what her tweet is all about, and then let's take it there, now who is this one? she's a lese american conservative author, an anti-islamic activist, founder islamic founder, gross route anti-muslim group in america. right, let's uh play her video, here what she has to say on miss mata. they shoot themselves in the foot, like i said, they could have turned into singapore, they were completely independent, israel didn't have a blocade around them israel walls, they want to leave

fahema, what have you found for us? well, we're going to have the journalist. yara who lost 30 members of her family and also explaining um how the ground, even if there's a warning, where do people go, and more and more families are being lost by the minute, and um, it's really you, hocking to see here, but this is the reality of the ground, and also journalists that are losing their families, as well as um there was the al-jasera journalist who lost several family members to the israeli air strike and he he lost his wife, his son and daughter while they were shel. in what israel designated as a safe area? all right, well let's start with the first abc video and just see what she had to say for hers. but i want to bring in yara aid, a palestinian journalist uh, we're going to talk about more on the situation now in gaza. yara, thank you uh for being with us, we're watching these images, endless bombardments, some aid going in, not enough, what are you hearing? well, i have so much to say, i don't know where to start but i can start with um what happened just a

play out today, we can actually see that on um social media too and i want to direct that to you fahema, you know, um, so many accounts, so many muslim and non-muslim accounts on social media aren't actually talking about palestine, and you know, it's it's very clear that they're worried about their funding, they're worried about their jobs, but on the other side of things, because of this, because of the wealth of information, because of citizen journalism, journalism in palestine on the ground, we're also seeing all these pocketss of information coming through. um, are you seeing that there's like a shift online um with the information war to be more pro-palestinian than in the past? absolutely. i think this one has really highlighted it more than before and i'm normally not even active myself when it comes to uh politics especially on this particular uh scenario and circumstance, but i myself had seen you know the unfairness and the biasness and also the misrepresentation and the one-sidedness. of uh lot of the reportings and how that has an impact that i myself have taken a stance w