The vote shaming is going to be so strong in this election and what I would say to people right now is if your plan is to go and berate people for having the audacity to say that they don't want to vote for Joe Biden.

Let's see what you're doing right now. Are you

pulling out all stops to try to end US support for this genocidal war? Did you do everything you could

to pressure the Democratic Party not to run Joe Biden again, which most Democrats don't even want him to be running in the first place. So, I am thrilled to have on Bad Faith podcast today Jeremy Skahill a

senior correspondent and editor at large at the intercept, one of the original

founding editors.

He's a writer.

He's an amazing journalist, and I'm so thrilled to get his input on the ongoing saga in Gaza.

Welcome to Bad Faith Podcast.

Good to be with you, Bree.

We've been covering the siege on Gaza, almost non-stop for the past three months,

but you happen to be coming on the

podcast at a time when there's been a little bit of a gap where I've diversified

the coverage a little bit so even though some of the news I'm going to ask you

about feels a little bit dated as things are moving very quickly.

I do want to get you to weigh in on some of the stuff that hasn't just been touched upon on this

podcast, namely the ICJ preliminary decision that came down last Friday. There's a lot of

angles here. There's a media angle. There's been a lot of the conversation

about the extent to which the mainstream media has downplayed the relevance of

the outcome, which of course was that South

Africa's genocide case is, quote, plausible. So the Israeli attempts to dismiss the case

were not successful. It will be moving on to a more substantive

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