The Oscars shine a bright light on the best of the film industry. When done right, movies can help audiences understand complex realities through storytelling — but when context is limited, films have the power to fictionalize narratives to mislead and rewrite reality. 
 On this episode of Lighthouse Faith podcast, Jacki Alexander, CEO of the media watchdog Honest Reporting, explains why the Oscar nominated film, "The Voice of Hind Rajab," is filled with a one-sided portrayal of the Israel-Hamas war. The film chronicles the plight of a young Palestinian girl caught in the crossfire of the war, desperate for help. It's a tragedy beyond tragedies. But, as the <a href="https://honestreporting.com/a-genre-is-born-the-oscars-hind-rajab-and-the-rise-of-the-palestinian-holocaust-film/">article</a> in Honest Reporting suggests, "The audience is not invited to understand what is happening. It is instructed whom to blame." And the blame is cast squarely on Israel.
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Jacki Alexander of Honest Reporting: Oscar-Nominated Film The Voice of Hind Rajab Silently Skews Reality on Israel

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Jacki Alexander of Honest Reporting: Oscar-Nominated Film The Voice of Hind Rajab Silently Skews Reality on Israel

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