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EPISODE · Dec 16, 2025 · 6 MIN

Bonus: Media, Law, and the Reluctance to Name Genocide — Zachary Foster

from Frontlines and Backrooms · host Vladimir Bobetic

In this short bonus segment, historian Zachary Foster addresses why Western media outlets have been reluctant to use the term genocide when reporting on Gaza — and how legal definitions, political pressure, and media framing shape what audiences are allowed to hear.This conversation is published in full, without cuts.

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