Debating Accountability: Genocide and Media Narratives

This chapter examines the heated debate over allegations of genocide and crimes against humanity concerning Israel's actions, highlighting the complexities of language and rhetoric in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It critiques media roles and explores how political communication, particularly from the U.S., influences public perception and accountability. By analyzing the disconnect between public opinion and governmental actions, the conversation emphasizes the pressing need for a unified stance on severe human rights violations.