, they, they levels of cooperation with chinese media for example, with the russian media. and they, uh, engagements with some media houses in, in, in the middle east. my colleagues in the media can give you more details than i'm able to gauge. but that is part and paso, for what we call cultural exchanges. people to people exchanges, as well as institutional changes that we encourage through the execution of a photo and policy. where we seek to build strong the bones of ways, our global trade and political partners. and it's something that we will continue to to encourage it, offers opportunities for skills, acquisitions, and open. it offers opportunities for strategic partnerships as well as various commercial facilities that quote at the accessible open up as a result of those and the changes and will continue to encourage those exchanges. all right, now, recently many african media outlets have been trying to focus on the war with a sedan which has been forgotten in the western media. how did you assess the interest. busy of the african public in top picks that are not

social media is now part of everyday life. somebody studies show it can negatively affect people's mental health, particularly for the young and vulnerable and as a risk of exposure to violent and pointed graphic material to when it's not blocked by social media platforms. but opponents of restrictions say, laws like the one in florida interference by big government and erosion, a freedom of speech, and a denial of educational information for children. it's a debate that's intensifying world wide, not just in the united states, and we'll be adding to it with, i guess just a few moments. the 1st this report from maple see sure, thanks in florida, she won't like these aged on to 14, can no longer hold social media accounts and even to access them, they will need the parent permission. the bill signed into little by the states republican governor is one of the most restrictive social media bands for minors in the united states. now with things like social media and all this. yeah, you can have a kid in the house safe, seemingly,

being. participating in media, creating media content, we have lot of muslims who are active on socialedia, but we have some muslims are active in uh the mainstream media, so you have momar who did a show and he's proud to be a palestinian in it, you had someone like rami, fortunately some of the shows like rami's one had some problematic elements to it, but you see more engagement, but there's it's not enough, there's still a need for it, there's the utilization of media, so we need people are active positive influences. on social media who don't sell out if you know what i mean, that's very important, so if i if i can name a person for example, i would uh sayid hussein maki, he's a very good influence on social media, he sticks to his values and he he tries to avoid sending out to uh mainstream concepts, community outreach, we used to do lot of programs like love muhammad which engaged with inter faith and intra faith, there's also the uh mosks opening up during uh ramadan, maybe that could be something that happens more often. just once year for example and also education and media

media outlets. how does that fit with the west? suppose a desire to protect freedom of speech, what's your assessment as well? so i sort of design it as a consistent or principle it states in the constitution and it's imbedded in the constitution and now goes 5 say is even embedded in now. so side, so dna and so, so that's it. so we're not a band and the media house, it would be a games the prescriptive both the constitution to do so. and so that's the kind of practice that we do not engage in. um, it is unfortunate that some countries in the region of products have decided to do that if is that we will always be open to engaging in with those that are critical to us, to engaging in with those with disagree with. and that is a fundamental principle that informs our constitutional democracy. and so we, we find it unfortunate that the media outlets that up and in some instances and in some other parts of the world just as was find it quite apartment to see general is being killed in the manner that th

a planned social media post led to a pr crisis.rategy? the issue is that the media team, | i think, probably didn't check it. i kate probably sent this image i on and they took it in good faith, but they didn't check the image for those minor manipulations. | the problem with the media team . is that they've lost trust now, . or the media team have lost trust in the eyes of all of _ these photo agencies. it's a major communication failure from their side to distribute such an image which raises doubts, will only create rumours and...and... make us doubt that she's as well as they want her to look. and that's how it was important for us to tell it and to kill the picture and to communicate on the... ..to our subscribers, yeah. i'm shocked that it got - through all the procedures that the royal family would have in place, to be honest. - it's bizarre. i mean, i don't know. what happened there. i don't know how it got out. does the white house ever digitally alter photos of the president, vice president...? digitally altered? not that

julia qasim, our mainstream media expert, joins us to tell us more about it. the floor is yours, julia. thanks, marva, so to the extent that mainstream media does actually cover the genocide in against the palestinian people in gaza. major outlets like the new york times or the washington post have uh published. content that's obviously skewed towards the zionist entity uh too little too late and five months after the fact if they decide to admit to the crimes at all so take for example the controversy that is currently engulfing the new york times uh marwa which is now exposed uh one of the co-authors of a discredited piece that accused the palestinian resistance hamas of rape on october 7th al-a flood operation as uh being a former member of the iof's intelligence unit had not even worked as a journal. at all prior to taking a central role in the new york times coverage of october 7th, so we've covered a story an earlier expose segment uh, but this time it's been revealed that annett schwarz, the co-author of the badly flawed article, how hamas weaponized se

media here in the audience.he free press and new organizations and sub stack are doing some kind of, i think, healthy critiques of the larger institutions. and if you are tuned in to a variety of sources, you can kind of triangulate good, healthy viewpoints on a variety of topics that you don't get from being served by one specific place. i really agree with what james is saying, that that is quite a lot to ask. i work in the industry and it is a lot for me to keep up with reading. if i am not involved in media, it seems like quite a lot to ask of the part of -- to ask of the reader. that is one of the main dangers. i do like the idea that you have much more -- the activists have a point that you have more space than you have ever had in the past. things were quite restricted in the past when we lived in this kind of -- this period that we now look back on with nostalgia. i think there is a lot of opportunity for having a much better and more vibrant discourse. we really do need institutions, and we really need

it's a national media like archie and all the russian media outlets. how does that fit with the west? suppose a desire to protect freedom of speech. what's your assessment as well? so i sort of design as a consistent or principle that sits in the constitution and it's embedded in the constitution. and that will go as far as saying it's even embedded in uh, so side, so dna and so, so that's it. so we're not a band and the media house, it would be a gauge, the prescript both the constitution to do so. and so that's the kind of practice that we do not engage in. it is unfortunate that some countries in the region of blogs have decided to do that. obviously, if is that we will always be open to engaging in with those that are critical to us, to engaging in with those with disagree with. and that is a fundamental principle that informs our constitutional democracy. and so we, we find it unfortunate that the media outlets that up and in some instances and in some other parts of the world just as was find it quite a important to see general is being killed in

i remember hearing the way the media rt roed that. -- media reported it. i was like that does sound pretty good. i read the transcript. he specifically mentioned four different groups. if if you read the transcript, he condemned the neo-nazis, but the media didn't report that and they lied. >> that's a little different in this case. >> i don't think so. when you look at the full picture, you get a taste of what the media tells you, if you do your homework, research and what was really said, it was a lie. it is similar in that sense. >> kennedy, do you think it is a little different in the sense that i feel like trump was talking about china, tariffs, cars, and he drops bloodbath in there and knows not only the media will take the bait but that the biden cam pain is going to seize on it -- biden campaign is going to seize on it? >> i know [inaudible] tried to turn the conversation back to what it was actually about which was a very important conversation and that is about the government through force trying to get us to change our behavior and people aren't

, being part participating in media, creating media content, we have lot of muslims who are active on social media, but we have some muslims are active in uh the mainstream media, so you have more show and he's proud to be a palestinian in it, we had someone like rami, fortunately some of the shows like rami's one had some problematic elements to it, but you see more engagement, but there's it's not enough, there's still a need for it, there's the utilization of... media so we need people are active positive influences on social media who don't sell out if you know what i mean that's very important so if i can name a person for example i would say hussein maki he's a very good influence on social media he sticks to his values and he he tries to avoid sending out to uh mainstream concepts community outreach we used to do lot of programs like love muhammad which engaged with inter faith and intra faith there als so the mosks opening up during uh ramadan, maybe that could be something that happens more often, not just once year for example, and also education and media literacy. i person

they, they levels of cooperation with chinese media, for example, with the russian media. and the engagement is with some media houses in, in, in the middle east. my colleagues in the media can give you more details than i'm able to gauge. but that is part of and paso, for what we call cultural exchanges, people to people and exchanges, as well as institutional changes that we encourage through the execution of foreign policy. where we seek to build strong the bones of ways, our global trade and political partners. and it's something that we will continue to to encourage it, offers opportunities for skills, acquisitions, and offers. it offers opportunities for strategic partners sheets, as well as various commercial facilities that include the accessible open up as a result of those exchanges. and we'll continue to encourage those exchanges. all right, now, recently i'm many african media outlets have been trying to focus on the war with a sedan which has been forgotten in the western media. how do you assess the interest. busy of the african public in topics that are not

in the first period, more attention was paid to traditional media and official media. but in this period, due to the spread of new media and the public's use of them, new media and various formats were added to this festival. provide a third approach it is possible for books, members of the public library, and in a more general sense, the general public to participate in the festival. if we believe that the public library is a public social institution, we should make it possible for citizens and media people to participate in this festival. well, you are in the introduction. in this part of your speech, you mentioned other festivals that are held, including mine . in fact, what i remember now is the kitaba festival, which is held by the cultural vice-chancellor of the ministry of culture and islamic guidance every year. this year is the 21st edition. his chosen ones the introduction of this parallel is not a business , what is the difference between your festival and it, because even i realized that some of the works sent to that festival may also be sent here . these

it's a national media like archie and all the rest of the media outlets. how does that fit with the west? suppose a desire to protect freedom of speech? what's your assessment as well? so i sort of design, it is a consistent or principle it's, it's in the constitution and it's imbedded in the constitution. and now of course i say it's even embedded in now so side, so dna and so. so that's why we're not a band. and the media house, it would be a gauge the prescript both the constitution to do so. and so that's the kind of practice that we do not engage in. it is unfortunate that some countries in the region of the bronx have decided to do that. obviously, if is that we will always be open to engaging in with those that are critical to us, to engaging in with those with disagree with. and that's a fundamental principle that informs our constitutional democracy. and so we, we find it unfortunate that the media outlets that up and in some instances and in some other parts of the world just as was find it quite important to see general is being killed in the ma

how did you see the presence of the media? meshal system here is very unique and the coverage of the image in this area is generally very rich and the children of sedasaima organization and the children of social media have a very unique presence. this year is the first year that they are conducting live programs in the electoral districts. i don't have much experience from the past years, but what i saw this year and heard from my friends and colleagues, something positive has happened between me and my country. of course , the work of the national media did not end with the end of the election. live show counting of votes across the country and communication. live video with the ministry of interior continued to cover the elections . now, in addition to reporting, the national media has put demands on the people's elected representatives. sahar zwanati news agency of seda wasim. the band is the first daria smartphone with the possibility of video calls without the need for the internet. i have a problem with the lesson plann

on the other hand , there are media that are actually known and known to be hidden media.amic republic of iran being that they are trying to target the islamic republic of iran in the same way as the western media and the farsi-speaking media in their own approach . to represent in various media and advertising methods in such a way that it is not welcomed, but the point that is worth mentioning is this. that these neutral media such as, for example, i mention the official news agency of kuwait, which emphasized that the presence of these women and the presence three times extension of the elections in iran is one of the important election indicators in iran, which according to the constitution of the elections, the election time is 10 hours, but the ministry of interior emphasized the elections 3 times. to extend the elections in the same way on the level of social networks , that is, in fact, those who are in line with the approaches of the resistance axis welcomed these elections and were happy that such elections will be held in iran . despite the recent efforts and th

how does the media get you? and i'll just fill bases there for media. that's the big truth to follow those megabytes of outside of the big. yeah. yeah, hold on. so it's me to get keeps because you're lucky such a lot. i'm john to take the items in this episode of being the part i would say if you inside the world of india kept doing media starting with a place where i worked for close to the and the tv on new daily television. once consider in the last unbiased broadcast the news for nearly 30 years, this outwardly under multiple building new daddy headquarters to be in the tv news network was my place of work. until 2023. it was seen as the last 4000 and tv news . not afraid to speak to paula who some of these not been in fall for another 2 years. so where, where, where to rid of those jobs going, which were promised like the biggest fan that for decades appears at most into propagandist for the more the government. and some of the funds by prime minister, not in the head of the 2024 model of the prime minister, has wished all the optimization, many in

whether the previous government or the previous government was with the media, the media should sit as the worried eyes of the people. now, i have a total disagreement with mr. haj, mr. hazrati, mr. sherry, and that is that the interaction of the government with even the reformist newspapers is not bad, by the way. according to the government, the speed of mohtaba transmission is better, that is, the video will be published faster, the news will be informed, however , the sex. our work creates that there are some challenges anyway, i think the media in all periods with the executive power because it is in the field. there is, and the main burden of running the country is on them . they have been very good and helpful in this period as well. the interesting thing is that some places that we are under pressure from special places for news are the presidential complex and the ministry of guidance. they support and tell you to do your media duty . first, the members of the media around this table, with every look and every taste , put their demands to mr. raisi, the president. statistics t

they, they levels of cooperation with chinese media, for example, with the russian media. and the uh, engagement is when some media houses in, in, in the middle east, my clinics in the media can give you more details than i'm able to gauge. but that is part and paso, for what we call cultural exchanges, people to people's lives changes, as well as institutional changes that we encourage through the execution of foreign policy where we seek to build strong, the bones weighs our global trade and political partners. and it's something that we will continue to to encourage it, offers opportunities for skills, acquisitions, and offers. it offers opportunities for strategic partnerships, as well as various commercial fraternities that include about the accessible it'll open up as a result of those exchanges. and we'll continue to encourage those exchanges. all right, now, recently, many african media outlets have been trying to focus on the war with a sedan which has been forgotten in the western media. how do you assess the interest. busy of the african public in topics that ar

to showcase how... social media reacted to the lies of western and zionist media. the floor is all yours. sima. thank you, marua. well, regarding the zinast strike that took place last week, just 30 kilometers away from the lebanese capital beirot inside the southern lebanon, in the town of grazie. users on social media were split between those who condemned this blatant attack a a residential area, a private own company in a residential area, and then there were others who ridiculed. the video that was released by the israeli occupation forces on their official media attempting to justify why they carried out this attack to begin with, so let's watch a video uh, which is practically what looks like just a bunch of images downloaded from google earth street view and inserted as though they were obtained via some kind of special intel operation. oh wow, so uh sma, i don't know whether to laugh or not, because it was very uh tough target on the residence of razi, but i mean this is the video that they are opting to give excuses and pretexts for their targeting, liter

in our country, we see that the media are completely complicit. it has caught my attention, for example, that the chilean journalist college has not made allusion to the murder of more than 190 journalists under israeli fire at this time. what is your opinion, how do you read it? and i also know from friends i have in other media outlets, for example in the bbc, the pressure that certain media receiving not to report on the catastrophe that is being experienced in gaza, even to not report on what the... palestinians and the occupied territories are suffering because they are also suffering violence at the hands of the settlers and the israeli army. there is lot of pressure under public opinion towards october 7 to mark that moment as the beginning of the violence and to erase back 75 years of occupation. so there is a problem, but this problem is not limited to the mainstream media only. there are israeli institutions that are dedicated to generating a lot of pressure to prevent reports about this genocide. in addition, they try to suggest that th

media users were furious at the western and zianist media for labeling aron as a mentally ill individual instead of focusing on the reason he shows this form of extreme protest through self-emolation. blake lee bartley on tik tok refused to accept the smearing campaign and replies by saying that maybe it's you who is mentally ill. here is blake lee's voice from tiktok. to all the people that are smearing aaron bushnell and saying that he was mentally ill, maybe it's you. maybe it's the fact that you've become so disconnected from your own humanity that you can continue to watch a live stream genocide for four months and feel nothing. people are already digging into his background trying to find any way they can to smear him. there is no evidence that he was mentally ill, but even if he was. calling him mentally ill because he decided to engage an extreme form of protest as our government ignores us while they enable a genocide, tells me that you know nothing about mental illness. he knew exactly what he was doing. he wrote a will in which he said he wanted the... remainder of his money t

there are some of the media stories, a critical look at the global news media. on out to 0. government shut off access to social media, the the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching the news, our live from headquarters in delphi. i'm 30 and navigator. here's what's coming up in the next 60 minutes. as another child dies of malnutrition, in gaza. the world's top court orders israel to take action to allow food aid into the stress shawn beds while waving white flags. and then both those video attains by alpha 0 shows is really forces killing on arms palestinians. in garza, one time crypto billionaire sandbanks went free to sentence the 25 years in prison over the collapse of s t s.

sweeping social media platforms all over the world. like this facebook post by sean king who's a new york times best selling author of make change, he's also co founder of grassroots law, and he happens to have follower base of 2.5 million, so he posted a photo of bushno and wrote aaron bushnel, the us air force veteran who gave his life to help stop the genocide of palestinians, has passed away. i want to honor a young man that was so disturbed by the genocide of palestinians that he set himself on fire yesterday at the israeli embassy in washington dc. instead of harming someone else, he made a choice that of course seems strange and disturbing to all of us, but i empathize with him. daily i grapple with just how ineffective we all are at stopping this, and sometimes i feel like my heart and soul and brain have been broken by all of this evil. it's hard to know what to do in this moment. please pray for his family and be encouraged by the sacrifice he made. well, definitely that shows lot how much support the extreme act of protest b

. the role of the media, the role of the social media, they lost credibility in the world, and i believeahu's response to this demand? yeah, there is keyword here in the report is after the end of the aggression or the war on gaza, and this tells you that despite there is differences and people are against netanyahu against their policies, however... when it comes to what they believe as national security and existence, they all support netanyahu in a way that finish first the war, this war and then we will you will be under trial, so this is here the keyword, the israelis are united with regards to the idea of the war and with regards to the need to end hamas, so this is the keyword that this... tells you that in times of crisis and whenever there is an existential threat, they are all united government or they are population as we know the israely society is very right-wing society, is this also one reason they keep supporting netanyahu? yes, they said it clear today, as i mentioned before earlier that the problem is not about the war, the problem is how you are conducting this war, th

, the role of their media, the role of the social media, they lost credibility in the world, and i believewo-thirds of israeli support toppling netanyahu and his government after the end of the aggression on the gaza strip. these are the results of the latest opinion polls in the entity. אנחנו רואים שבעצם מתחילת המערכה יש רוב של בערך שני שליש שתומכים בהתפטרות נתניהו בתום המערכה, אבל תמיד היה רוב יחסי שאמר צריך לחכות לסוף המערכה כדי שזה יקרה, עכשיו אנחנו רואים לראשונה שרוב מוחלט תומך בהדחת נתניהו, רק להגיד שה-52% האלו, 32% מתוכם תומכים. recording are demanding to dismiss netanyahu, how do you eval evaluate this support and netanyahu's response to this demand? yeah, there is keyword here in the report is after the end of the aggression or the war on gaza, and this tells you that despite there is differences and people are against netanyahu against their policies, however when it come to what they believe as national security and existence, they all support netanyahu in a... say that finish first the war, this war and then we will you will be under trial, so this is here the keyword, the isra

the problem with the media team . is that they've lost trust now, . or the media team have lost trust it's a major communication failure from their side to distribute such an image which raises doubts, will only create rumours and...and... make us doubt that she's as well as they want her to look. and that's how it was important for us to tell it and to kill the picture and to communicate on the... ..to our subscribers, yeah. i'm shocked that it got - through all the procedures that the royal familyj would have in place, to be honest. it's bizarre. i mean, i don't know. what happened there. i don't know how it got out. does the white house ever digitally alter photos of the president, vice president...? digitally altered? not that i know of. i would say no. why would we digitally alter photos? are you talking about...? are you comparing us to the... ..what�*s going on in the uk? i'm doing due diligence... laughter ..the leader - of another country wouldn't alter photos of themselves... why does the monarch have to do anything with us? no, that is not something that we do here. do you

various media were present . the media was really unique. it was good. it was crowded. international media also came. being here and preparing a report, the cameras of the national media were also deployed to the narrator it should be a national event that people are interested in coming to important constituencies like hosseini ershad, which we broadcast live from 8 o'clock in the morning on two tv channels, and the iranians cast their votes in the ballot box. their numbers were very different . i didn't think that there would be such a number. okay, thank god that's it. the coverage of the image in this area is generally very rich, and the children of sedasima organization , the children of the social media , have a very unique presence, the technical staff of the control rooms also broadcast pure moments. thank god, it was a good reception. space and welcome done what was the most attractive frame that you saw? most of the votes were from parents who were very excited to actually find a social personality. all these beautiful pictures are shown to people by the media

julia qasim, our mainstream media expert joins us to tell us more about it.the floor is all yours, julia. thanks, marwa. so despite this massive western campaign to against iran to basically boycott the elections, for the islamic uh consultive assembly in the assembly of experts. citizens participate. enthusiastically with noticeable lines at the polling stations continuing on until the very last moments of the 1st of march, so however the new york times continued to spread lies by claiming that many ordinary. iranians were fed up with the faltering economy and the so-called government's oppressive rules and violent crackdowns on peaceful protests instead of reporting the reality on the real reasons behind the economic hardships inside iran represented by the aggressive us and eu sanctions illegally imposed on the iranian people. so in a piece published on march 1st, 2024, written by farnaz fasihi and lieli noinokazar entitled many iranians boycott vote despite officials please. and roses at polls. the new york times claimed that the residence across the rang

tonight on expose, western broadcast media's narrative of the march 1st parliamentary elections in the islamic republic of iran. revolved around made-up stories about iranians abstained from voting in protest against their government. meanwhile, the majority of opinion pieces written by prominent western mainstream media refused to accept that iran is democratic state, bringing nothing new to their reporting tone and essentially rehashing old tales and narratives, and the famon brote on by the ongoing zinus israeli genocide in gaza as well as the air drop shade of aid and expired food on gaza residents was another... hot topic last week, particularly on social media, welcome to espose, the show that leaves no stone unturned. hundreds of headlines proceeding and following the parliamentary. in iran were portrayed on major western news outlets, but irony rested in relying on the opinion of just one or two citizens to adopt broad front page headlines talking about the absence of democracy in iran. let us hear from fuad itayim, our broadcast expert and writer at the cradle, more about it i

we move to digital mainstream media. it wasn't easy for western mation media to accept a contrasting scene to what they had been promoting in the days leading up to the parliamentary elections in the islamic republic of iran. most of the opinion pieces published by major western news outlets were struck by the public choice in iran that they practically recycled the same old stories and repeated the same. small narrative when it comes to their regime's disapproval of democracy in iran. julia qasim, our mainstream media expert, joins us to tell us more about it. the floor is all yours, julia. thanks, marwa. so despite the massive western campaign to uh against iran to basically boycott the elections uh for the islamic uh consultive assembly in the assembly of experts. citizens participated enthusiastically with noticeable lines at the polling stations continuing on until the very last moments of the 1st of march. so however, the new york times continued to spread lies by claiming that many ordinary iranians were fed up wi

how did you see the presence of the media ? mashallah, it is very unique and the coverage of the image in this area is generally very rich. pakar himself, sedasima organization, the children of social media have a very unique presence. this year is the first year that they are performing programs live in the electoral districts , but i don't have much experience from previous years. what i saw this year and heard from my friends and colleagues is that something positive has happened. the work of the national media people is not over. the live broadcast of the counting of votes throughout the country and the live video communication with the ministry of interior continued the coverage of the elections. now , in addition to reporting, the national media is putting demands on the people's elected representatives data. people said that we will stay with iran and we are aware of the future of iran we came to obey the order of our leader. if we don't choose, others will choose for us. because of the blood of our martyrs , we have com

now leftist politicians and media figures go into a complete social media meld down after former president donald trump said there would be a blood bath if he is not elected in november, and finally, a politico ipsoce new poll shows that half of the country in the united states of america believes trump is guilty man and should go to trial before the 2024 presidential election. welcome to expose, the show that leaves no stone unturned. ziness prime minister benjamin netanyahu is set to defy us president joe biden's warning not to launch major military invasion in rafah which houses millions of palestinian displaced civilians. but is joe biden even warning him for real or is it just part of a useless rate for electoral purposes? let us hear from, our broadcast expert in fake news expose. all what we heard last week on western broadcast media was that us president joe biden is deeply concerned about the prospect of israeli entity prime minister benjamin netanyahu ordering major ground operation in gaza's southern city of rafah and we were supposed to take those concerns for real just like we

decided that the media should be a parcel -- should be impartial. media survival is at stake.f donald trump wins the election, what you think is going to happen? he has talked about wanting to come after nbc and msnbc. going up to the media criminally and civilly. my davis says if trump except ag, he is going to put me in guantanamo bay. -- mike davis says if trump makes him ag, he's going to put me in guantanamo bay. amy: in our next segment, the bill to ban tiktok, the measure will now be taken up by the senate. i want to ask about a particular aspect of it. palestinian rights activist a israel's war in gaza has galvanized anti-take talk sentiment in conservative and centrist lawmakers. an elite audio recording, jonathan greenblatt can be heard saying "we have a tiktok problem" referencing declining public support for israel among younger people. the progressive group rootsaction noted aipac is the top donor to congressmember mike gallagher who authored the tiktok and bill. this is coming is donald trump flip-flopped, flipped his position on the bill within the league opposi

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here's more about this with our own mission media expert julia qasim. thank you for being with us julia. thanks marua. so the u.s. plan to build this uh floating port off the gaza coast is reminiscent of the multberry harbors built after d-day in normandy. but let's make no mistake. this is a preemptive move to basically install a us military base uh in gaza. and as the biden administration is. basically bankrulling israel's genocide uh the same israel will also have a say in determining what uh at all goes through goes through that port essentially so it also raises lot of questions for the north of gaza which has been completely cut off uh from aid uh throughout this whole genocide so these concerns were not only raised in pro-palestinian outlets matawa but also in the guardians outlets where on march 8th julian borger the guardian world's affairs editor published a piece titled who is going to distribute it the key flawt in the us is plan to build aid port in gaza, so in this piece the guardian quotes the adisa, humanitarian policy head at the action

not even with media ethics you can see that you yourself are a media expert. i am not saying that there should be no media. i myself am one of those who happen to believe in the media . but how do we explain this matter ? for example , we have been complaining about the performance of the current iranian president 's board of directors for some time. we have this problem with him. well, here people feel that you are saying a logical thing. and by the way , hope can be created, they say, well, they came to the parliament a long time ago they are concerned about the main issues of the country, there is no problem. now we come to the conclusion that such and such a chairman of the commission or such and such, for example, the board of directors of such and such a person is transferred, people also accept that the discussion is a logical discussion, but when it is not, we enter into a discussion without any logic. a series of so-called issues that those media attachments face. we don't pay attention. you see, i want to say this sentence that when the supreme leade

the us is poised a band tick tock, unless the social media app cops its ties to china, us low. mike is overwhelmingly voted for a bill which forces the chinese on it to sylvia to an honor from a country other than china or vice a title band. i mean it concerns, but the social media service could be used to collect american citizens personal data. what am i could say the platform which is now used as a new source by many millions of people poses a threat to national security and they listen showcase for goofy dances or a threat to national security. how american c take talk could shut it down in the us. of the the house is given by dance. the chinese company that owns take talk. i know to made them sell it or phase of ban has connected. it comes from it growing concerns over the chinese government's ability to access use the data collected by the app. tick tock is a threat to our national security because it is owned by byte dance, which does the bidding of the chinese communist party. this build therefore, forces tick tock to break up with the chinese communist party take took