Controversies of the Hannibal Doctrine and Free Speech

This chapter explores the implications of the Hannibal Doctrine as used by Israeli forces during the October 7th incident, highlighting the conflict between official narratives and civilian casualty reports. It also critiques the application of UK terrorism laws against journalists and activists expressing dissenting views on Israel, emphasizing the limitations on free speech. Furthermore, the discussion raises concerns about the selective enforcement of these laws and the media's failure to adequately cover issues surrounding free expression and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.