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The American media often portrays Palestinians as subhuman, ignoring the massive civilian casualties in Gaza. This bias is evident in the lack of empathy for Palestinian hostages compared to Israeli ones.

American media's portrayal of Palestinians as subhuman contributes to the ongoing 58-year occupation being seen as irrelevant or even positive, while the focus remains on the 20 Israeli hostages.

Many of the hostages looked gaunt and were in need of medical attention, reflecting the harsh conditions they endured. One particularly striking image showed a hostage resembling a Holocaust victim, highlighting the severity of their treatment.

The 1,700 Palestinians taken hostage by Israel have never faced charges, not even in the kangaroo courts, highlighting a severe media bias where American media largely ignores their plight.

The release of hostages is seen as great news, but there is concern that Israel might try to scuttle the deal or violate it after getting the hostages back.

Noah Schnall, a Jewish photojournalist, was detained and brutally treated by Israeli forces while reporting on the Gaza Freedom Flotilla Coalition. She was hung from metal shackles and beaten, highlighting the Israeli government's harsh treatment of even Jewish journalists who criticize their actions.

The atrocities in Gaza have resulted in tens of thousands of innocent Palestinians being killed, and Hamas continues to hold 20 hostages. This is a ceasefire, not peace, and it's irresponsible for corporate news to suggest otherwise.

There is a perception that the media often portrays Palestinians negatively in peace deal negotiations, without fully exploring the terms offered to them.