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Can I ask you to update your original comment saying this video was made before this article came out, related to a different event at an unknown time, and has been edited?
I don't know the name of the logical mistake, but saying they don't report Israel lies is a falicy. They don't need to state this is true, they need to factually state this is the viewpoint of the Israeli government, this is their response to this attack. Its not their job to tell us who is right and not, its their job to state both sides of the arguements and report on facts.
Sure edited my comment.
Does israel broadcast every statement Hamas makes?
Nope - accurate reporting does. Like I wouldn't trust hamas to comment on Israel - its the point of independent journalism to give both sides, not take sides.
The thing I've learned most over this conflict is how much of a godsend BBC is - ban emotive language, report both sides, only send out evidence that is backed.
Thanks for the update as well. I'm trying to not take sides but can only do it when information is out there.
I'm sorry my dude but BBC is horrible propaganda. BBC called a Pro Palestine protest a "Pro Hamas rally".
If you're getting your news from BBC you're going to need to get up to date with some actual facts. Luckily Middle East Eye got you ;)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jp4uLjCztfI
God, Middle East Eye is worse - they actively provide a biased arguement and have provided 0 Israel viewpoint and refuse to discuss who owns it. Their reviews discuss how they use manipulative language to push viewpoints and pass over any information counter to their agenda.
Had a look at the clip (well, first minute). Does this sound like a balanced view point to you.
YouTuber
listed outrage and disgusted before showing the clip i.e told you how to react
mentioned issues with screen recording from BBC (nothing to do with the the clip, just there so you already question them)
was already at an rally with this viewpoint before the information came up.
completely loaded with emotive words and reactions
Vs BBC clip
names, places
fact (visited, rally, support, Hamas designated terrorist organization)
clear, non emotive language.
the only issue is calling it pro Hamas, which is an understandable conclusion as Hamas is the Palestine government. Who is responsiblefor the welfare of Palestine citizens - their government. Its no different than calling supporting American military ops pro-Biden.
If you go up to my eairler comment MEE is horrific fir accuracy and bias
Are you calling all Palestinians Hamas?
As Israel pounds Gaza, BBC journalists accuse broadcaster of bias
Down votes here are extremely telling about how pro Palestinian supporters are really just anti Jew.
Here is an alternative Piped link(s):
BBC called a Pro Palestine protest a "Pro Hamas rally".
https://www.piped.video/watch?v=jp4uLjCztfI
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