Starvation and profiteering in Gaza (with Francesca Albanese) | The Chris Hedges Report
Francesca Albanese joins Chris Hedges to break down the current starvation campaign in Gaza, and her upcoming report detailing the profiteering corporations capitalising on the erasure of Palestinians.
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Zohran Mamdani's battle against the billionaire class and democratic establishment is just beginning
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Australia’s media myopia
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