Gilead Ini

Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting

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Senior Research Analyst for the Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting

Gilead Ini on KCRW

Today’s 72-hour ceasefire in Gaza lasted about 90 minutes, and the fighting has been resumed. Now, we’ll pull back and look at what it’s like to cover this ongoing story.

Truth, Lies and the Fighting in Gaza

Today’s 72-hour ceasefire in Gaza lasted about 90 minutes, and the fighting has been resumed. Now, we’ll pull back and look at what it’s like to cover this ongoing story.

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