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Washington Post pulls Hamas leader cartoon after readers slam it as racist and offensive

By France24
10 November 2023   |   1:39 pm
The Washington Post pulls one of its cartoons featuring a Hamas leader using civilians as human shields over accusations of inciting hatred and racism. We also look at the humanitarian crisis that's been unfolding for several months in Sudan and is garnering little attention.

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