Help BT Cover Costs for 'Arrest Netanyahu' Protest

Update: Last Wednesday in Washington, D.C. was not your normal livestream operation. Moments into the march towards Congress, police without warning began pepper spraying a massive crowd of protesters and journalists. BreakThrough, as the official livestream partner of the event, was at the front and practically our entire team was hit directly in the face. 

The severe stinging put our reporters out of commission for a while, but we amazingly kept the stream going and our team regrouped to stay with the march for hours — even with our eyes, face and still hands burning.

It's a good thing we were there: If you watched mainstream media the next day, you'd think the protesters were the violent ones and the police were keeping the peace!

Huge numbers are expected for a mass protest in front of the Capitol on July 24. Netanyahu is proceeding with his trip to Washington, D.C and will speak before Congress to justify the genocide of Palestinians and insist on more military support to continue the war.

BreakThrough will again be the official livestream partner for the protest, as we have been for all three national marches since last October. We’ll be covering the main rally from the stage, and live-streaming from the crowd and march, while producing the feed to large Jumbotron screens. To avoid internet issues, this time we're contracting a satellite van.

This is a ton of work, and requires thousands of dollars in travel expenses and rentals. The whole BT team will be there.

We can't rely on the corporate-controlled media to adequately cover the people's movements. As a nonprofit media outlet, we’ve only been able to do this thanks to all the generous support we’ve received from all of you around the world.

Please help us keep it going! Thanks again.