In November, the UN Human Rights Office said its analysis showed close to 70% of verified victims over a six-month period were women and children .
In November, the UN Human Rights Office said its analysis showed close to 70% of verified victims over a six-month period were women and children .
Literally the first paragraph:
Also see the only other comment when you posted this: https://lemmy.world/comment/15951331
I guess the BBC insisting on stating “Hamas-run” in its titles related to this conflict is not about partiality or transparency but rather create a false equivalence with the armed forces. It’s an oversimplification aimed at creating a certain narrative, and based on multiple sources it’s a policy of theirs not to display “bias” against israel.
I didn’t get the impression that the other commenter was laughing about BBC’s use of the term.
I assumed they were doubting the health ministry’s reliability/accuracy, but maybe I’ve just become jaded after dealing with so many Zionazis online.
Fair point, It could be. Just know that, in any case, my comment was not directed towards yours.
I only used this opportunity to further explain my perspective regarding BBC coverage, that I wasn’t endorsing any kind of whitewashing.
Oh I understood that, but thanks for making it explicit. Very few larger media outlets have covered Palestine fairly unfortunately.
And the title of the article?
Your comment did not make clear what you found funny, but having come across so many similar comments before I assumed it was that the data was not reliable due to it being the “Hamas-run health ministry”.
If you found the continued use of that term by the BBC funny, then my previous comment is irrelevant.
Yes, i thought that’s what happened. No worries
Thanks for clearing that up haha. It’s hard not to be a pessimist on the internet.