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Niki Seth-Smith

Niki Seth-Smith is a freelance journalist, editor and fiction writer, published in Al Jazeera UK, VICE UK, the London Review of Books, the London Magazine, the New Humanist and others. At openDemocracy she has been Editor at OurKingdom (now oD UK), OurBeeb, and 50.50 (Interim Editor Jan-March 2017) and has co-edited two books: 'Democratic Wealth: Building a Citizens' Economy' and 'Re-thinking the BBC: Public Media in the 21st Century'. She lives in Athens, and is writing a novel.

Ahed Tamimi Showed Us How Social Media Can Influence Wars

Ahed Tamimi’s story and social media image have potential to influence opinions and positions on Israel’s ongoing occupation of Palestine.

مارس 27th, 2018
Niki Seth-Smith
مارس 27th, 2018
بواسطة Niki Seth-Smith
A Free Ahed Tamimi" flyer at 2018 Women's March on January 20, 2018 in New York City. (Diego Corredor/MediaPunch/IPX)

In December 2017, a then 16-year-old Palestinian girl named Ahed Tamimi was filmed slapping and kicking an Israeli soldier outside her family home in the occupied West Bank. She had just heard that her 14-year-old cousin Muhammad had been shot in the head with a rubber bullet. Tamimi then faced up to 10 years in prison on charges of assault and

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