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What 3 years of destruction in Gaza actually looks like
After watching the horrors Israel has inflicted on Gaza for three years, it's time for the world to finally put a stop to it.
Read at The HillMedia Marks the Third Anniversary of the October 7 Attacks
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What happened
Media outlets mark the third anniversary of the October 7, 2023, attacks by Hamas against Israel. Reports discuss the ongoing war in Gaza, the political fallout for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and the broader societal impacts of the conflict. Outlets also note military actions, such as the destruction of tunnel networks in Gaza.
Where coverage agrees
Outlets across the political spectrum agree that the current period marks the third anniversary of the October 7 attacks by Hamas, which ignited the ongoing war.
How the framing differs
Left-leaning outlets like Axios emphasize the political reckoning and vulnerability facing Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of an upcoming Israeli election. Center outlet The Hill focuses heavily on the scale of destruction inflicted on Gaza over the three years. Right-leaning outlets such as The Daily Signal, the Washington Examiner, the National Review, PJ Media, and The Daily Wire focus on Hamas's founding charter, military operations like destroying tunnels, the continuation of anti-Israel activism on American college campuses, and ongoing threats to Israeli shepherds.
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3 years later, Netanyahu faces reckoning over Oct. 7 in Israeli election
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Victor Davis Hanson: The Truth About Oct. 7 Massacre, Three Years Later
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Center Left · Axios
3 years later, Netanyahu faces reckoning over Oct. 7 in Israeli election
Center · The Hill
What 3 years of destruction in Gaza actually looks like
Right · The Daily Signal
Victor Davis Hanson: The Truth About Oct. 7 Massacre, Three Years Later
Center Left · TIME
Hoping for Better, 3 Years Since Oct. 7
Center Right · Washington Examiner
Israeli military blows up a nearly 1-mile stretch of tunnel under Gaza, three years after Oct. 7 attacks
Center Right · National Review
The War at Home, Three Years After October 7
Right · The Daily Wire - Breaking News, Videos & Podcasts
Three Years After October 7, The Truth Is Out
Left-leaning coverage
2 publishers
AxiosCenter Left
3 years later, Netanyahu faces reckoning over Oct. 7 in Israeli election
Israel is marking the third anniversary of the Oct. 7 terror attacks three weeks before an election where Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's personal culpability for the country's worst-ever security failure will be a central issue.Why it matters: Netanyahu has never looked more politically vulnerable than in the weeks after Oct. 7, but he has defied…
TIMECenter Left
Hoping for Better, 3 Years Since Oct. 7
Three years since the horrific Oct. 7 attack, Rachel Goldberg-Polin writes about the pain of losing her son, Hersh, and her hopes for healing.
Center coverage
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The HillCenter
What 3 years of destruction in Gaza actually looks like
After watching the horrors Israel has inflicted on Gaza for three years, it's time for the world to finally put a stop to it.
Right-leaning coverage
5 publishers
The Daily SignalRight
Victor Davis Hanson: The Truth About Oct. 7 Massacre, Three Years Later
Editor’s note: This is a lightly edited transcript of today’s video from Daily Signal senior contributor Victor Davis Hanson. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to see more of his videos. Hello, this is Victor Davis Hanson for the Daily Signal. This week marks the third anniversary of the Oct. 7 slaughter of Israelis, civilians, some people in the...
Washington ExaminerCenter Right
Israeli military blows up a nearly 1-mile stretch of tunnel under Gaza, three years after Oct. 7 attacks
Israel’s military destroyed a nearly mile-long stretch of Hamas tunnels in the northern part of Gaza on Tuesday, which coincides with the three-year anniversary of the Oct. 7, 2023, massacre that ignited the war. Israeli forces are engaged in an ongoing effort to destroy clear Hamas infrastructure in the parts of Gaza still under its…
National ReviewCenter Right
The War at Home, Three Years After October 7
Activists continue to take their anti-Israel fight to American college campuses.
The Daily Wire - Breaking News, Videos & PodcastsRight
Three Years After October 7, The Truth Is Out
This week marks three years since Hamas fighters crossed into Israel on the morning of October 7, 2023, and did what their founding charter promised they would do. We have spent three years debating ceasefires, hostages, tunnel networks, and international law. We have spent almost no time reading the document Hamas itself published in 1988 ...