In a world ruled by breaking news, the loudest voices often hide the deepest truths.The coverage of Gaza has exposed a profound crisis in journalism  where careful wording can dull pain, and silence can rewrite history.

Commentators note that much of the global media now frames conflict as spectacle, not suffering, turning the human cost of war into passing scrolls of information.Facts are filtered, empathy edited out, and the space for truth shrinks with every broadcast.

This isn’t simply about bias  it’s about what happens when storytelling loses its conscience.
When the press stops challenging power, it becomes its echo.