In this episode of Palestine Exists, the hosts delve into the complexities of media bias and misinformation surrounding the Palestinian genocide and atrocities, committed by Israel. They discuss how narratives are shaped, the marginalization of Palestinian voices, and the implications of media representation. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding these biases in the context of historical and ongoing oppression, and the role of social media in disseminating information. The hosts also explore common propaganda tactics, such as the human shield narrative, and the need for accountability in media reporting. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the complexities of media narratives surrounding the Palestinian genocide and atrocities, committed by Israel, highlighting the dehumanisation of Palestinians, the misrepresentation of casualties, and the labelling of resistance as terrorism. They discuss the importance of discourse analysis in understanding how language shapes perceptions and the biases present in media coverage. The conversation also touches on the need for reliable sources and the humanisation of Palestinian lives, emphasizing the stories behind the statistics and the impact of occupation on individuals.