Israel Says 'Discreet Genocide' Requires 'No Witnesses'
Israel has formally told its Supreme Court that international media must remain barred from Gaza, claiming 'security risks' outweigh the public's right to know. This, despite a declared ceasefire and numerous legal challenges from press and human rights groups. (Odd how 'security risks' are so prevalent only when inconvenient truths might emerge, isn't it?). This isn't new. From the Nakba's buried
narratives to the consistent blockade of journalists during every major assault on Gaza, Israel's strategy has always been to control the visual record. While a unified message of 'humanitarian pause' gets relayed in Washington, the reality on the ground—unseen and unheard by design—continues. One might wonder, what exactly is so 'secure' about darkness?