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The ICJ hearings have drawn scorn as well as shock from Israel’s media punditry. In the West, however, the case has emboldened journalists to ask tougher questions of the Israeli narrative.Lead contributors:Oren Ziv - Reporter, +972 MagazineMouin Rabbani - Co-editor, JadaliyyaSelma Carmey - Human rights lawyerGideon Levy - Columnist, HaaretzDaniel Levy - President, US/Middle East Project; Former Israeli political adviserOn our radar:Australia’s public broadcaster- ABC - fired a radio host after she shared a report on Gaza’s humanitarian crisis to her social media. Meenakshi Ravi reports on a leak showing a pro-Israel pressure group may have been involved.Feature: Top marks for FinlandFinland’s educational drive around media literacy offers a model for educators, broadcasters and countries around the world.Feature contributors:Leo Pekkala - Deputy director, National Audiovisual InstituteMari Vesanummi - Media education producer, YLEValtteri Kela - Finnish language teacher, Helsinki French Finnish SchoolValentina Uitto - History teacher, Helsinki French Finnish School
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