The missing interview and dead link were later noted by independent Senator Lidia Thorpe, who posted about it on Instagram.
Legend.
this post was submitted on 28 May 2025
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The URL of the removed article: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2025-05-26/pms-gaza-comments-too-late-says-advocate/105338640
I'm currently on https://www.abc.net.au/news/contact providing "Feedback" criticising the ABC for this decision. In my message, I'm noting:
- The ABC's legislated requirement to provide a broad range of perspectives
- The growing international consensus that Israel is committing genocide
- The ABC's recent history of caving to pro-Israel pressure (and the waste of taxpayer resources in taking their Lattouf case to court) and how this latest case is showing a trend that damages the ABC's reputation for impartiality
And calling on the ABC to explain why this was removed, immediately reinstate the interview, and commit to ensuring they do better about representing human rights in the future. I encourage others to do the same.
edit: after completing that form, I was informed that actually I should be submitting here: https://help.abc.net.au/hc/en-us/requests/new?ticket_form_id=6354974197519 to "make a complaint". I am saying "Bias" best describes my issue, on the ABC NEWS website.
edit the second: in making the complaint, I decided to also add a bit about:
- The ABC's duty to fair and honest dealing with interview subjects. Mashni should have been informed by the ABC that they took down his interview and why. It should not come to his attention when readers tell him they couldn't find the interview.
Someone has an archive of the video: https://xcancel.com/JonesHowDareYou/status/1927235160472215770
It looks like Nasser or his team had already uploaded a copy to Instagram and it also seems to be a higher quality copy:
Streisand effect, go!
Oh awesome!
Cowards. They're so afraid of blowback that they capitulated to the most disingenuous bastards imaginable.
Ain't mordoch from AU?
Parasite got too much pull over global media. May st Luigi bless his heart.
Murdoch is an American citizen. He literally chose to give up his Australian citizenship. As far as I'm concerned, that makes him less Australian than the average random American who's never been to Australia. They at least have zero Australianness. Murdoch has negative.
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