Article dedicated to friend and journalist from Gaza, Khaled

Breaking news shouldn’t be just breaking news.

And I’m not just referring to Palestinian “journalists,” where the quotation marks emphasize that they are more than just journalists.

I would rather call them “humanitarian journalists.” Our media, “terrorist journalists.”

Reporting news should be about reporting the truth, out of respect for the news and the reader. The truth is harsh, but at least it’s true, like the voice of Khaled, a friend and journalist from Gaza (video below).

What the national media have proposed to us is not the truth, but it is what the average Italian intellect wants to hear.

The problem is that Italian Minister Tajani announced the sanctions against Ben-Gvir, while Italian Minister himself was complicit.

Who will sanction Minister Tajani? Nobody’s talking about it. Here’s the double-edged sword of information. France, meanwhile, has banned Minister Ben-Gvir from entering French territory. But when will ministers like Salvini be banned?

They’re both terrorists. Or supporters of terrorism.

This is what would spread true, well-founded, and non-egotistical information.

Gaza must be opened.

Open to journalists and the world. The streets are occupied again, and Gaza is liberated. Italian newspapers and ministers are on trial.