Hello American Prestige listeners. It's Derek, and I am here to talk briefly about something that is happening at the nation today, something very special that they're doing. I'm joined by Jack Murkinson,

who is senior editor at the nation. Jack, thank you for coming on. Thank you so much for having me.

We are always happy to promote good work being done at the nation, and that's not just because

the nation promotes our podcast, but it's not purely a quid pro quo, but no, really, this is a great project that you guys are doing.

Why don't you tell people what's going on today?

Thank you, and thank you for assuring your listeners that this is past your quality assurance test.

So today is a big day for us because for I think only the second time in the history of the nation,

we are turning over our website entirely to coverage of one issue.

And today we're devoting every single story on our website to Gaza, and the package is called

A Day for Gaza, and we are not publishing anything else, apart from these pieces, everything

is written by people who are either in Gaza and from Gaza, and we're doing this

for a couple of reasons.

The first reason is because there has been a notable drop-off in the attention paid to

Gaza since the so-called ceasefire between Israel and Hamas was

declared last October. There was a recent study from the Media Watch Group Fair that found that

there has been the lowest level of coverage in the past few months since the genocide began in

2023. And this is despite the fact that Gaza remains in just about as much chaos and catastrophe

as it ever has. And so, I mean, just this past weekend, Israel killed 30 people in a bombing in Gaza.

I mean, everything, including the violence, the hunger, the dispossession, the displacement,

is ongoing.

And we wanted to not only highlight that,

but to try and remind our readers

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