Talk:Asma al-Ghul

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Unbalanced.

This bio is absurdly "tilted"; just about everything I have seen that she has written is about the Israeli occupation, lately she has eg. reported from this bombing: Shuja'iyya Incident (2014).

But if you read this article you would´t know that she lives in an area which is considered occupied, would you? Mondoweiss is quite correct: Sorry, ‘Mother Jones’ but you’re piping the Israeli narrative of Gaza ‘war’.

Cheers, Huldra (talk) 20:00, 22 July 2014 (UTC)[reply]