I turned on NPR while driving errands specifically to see how they would cover the story of the attack. Would they say it was all Israel's fault, that it wasn't a big deal, that it was only a few bad actors, not the Palestinian people?
After finishing up an unrelated story, the launched into this sad tale of a doctor in Gaza and his high-pressure struggle to serve his patients under the bombs and the siege.
Dr. Medhat Abbas, Gaza's Health Ministry director general, said his hospital was already short on medical supplies and medications. Now, with military strikes that have killed hundreds, it's worse.
Not a bad way to approach it, propaganda-wise. No way to make Hamas look good for killing 700 innocent people in one day. So "humanize" the Palestinians, as if they haven't been given chance after chance to act like decent human beings and refused.
I don't give a crap when MSNBC and other Democratic mouthpiece cable outlets do this. They are privately owned and, if they do not need viewers, are welcome to use their property how they see fit.
I do care when networks like NBC, CBS, and ABC, who have been given an incredibly lucrative gift of free use of airwaves in exchange for acting in the public interest act as propaganda arms of the DNC.
NPR, not only gets free use of the airwaves, but they are also tax-funded. For them to appoint themselves ministers of propaganda for Hamas is inexcusable.