Hamas’ control over journalists creates ‘insufficient’ picture of Gazan reality

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​Former Israeli ambassador to the UK Mark Regev says journalists in Gaza need to take and release photos of what Hamas tells them to to “stay alive and healthy”. ​“All the footage coming out of Gaza is Hamas talking points. There’s no free, independent, civil society under the Hamas dictatorship,” Mr Regev told News24 host Chris Kenny. ​“We’ve all seen pictures of innocent children killed by Israeli air strikes, but we don’t if that’s true, it could be, they could have been killed in a different way, we don’t know when they were killed, we don't know what happened, we don’t know if it was Hamas ordinance. ​“It’s all Hamas talking points, that’s the first problem.”

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