Close Menu
    Regno Unito

    La BBC dà morti israeliane 33 volte più copertura, rivela un nuovo studio

    Share.
    View 16 Comments

    16 commenti

    3. Muyalt_was_taken on

      The BBC has to follow these guidelines:

      * 1.gather material using first-hand sources

      * 2. check facts and statistics, identifying important caveats and limitations

      * 3. validate the authenticity of documentary evidence and digital material

      * 4. corroborate claims and allegations made by contributors

      * 5. weigh, interpret and contextualise claims, including statistical claims.

      Is it really too difficult to assume the information coming out of Israel follows these guidelines they have to follow faster than any information coming out of Palestine?

      Link for BBC guidelines: https://www.bbc.com/editorialguidelines/guidelines/accuracy/guidelines

    5. MrBobski on

      It’s outrageous how cuckolded our government and media are for Israel. There hasn’t been a state so blatantly evil since nazi Germany.

    6. Thandoscovia on

      All the BBC does, day in and day out, is report on the people of Gaza and their conditions. To look at what happened and say that they are massively pro-Israeli just seems like a complete distortion of reality

    8. OwlsParliament on

      We are being propagandised into another war, same as Iraq 20 years ago.

    9. ObviouslyTriggered on

      BBC reports per incident, Israeli casualties figures are much lower….

      Muslim Council of Britain… lol…..

    10. Thandoscovia on

      To be fair, the BBC does silence Palestinians – for example, they don’t report on Palestinian citizens protesting Hamas. They also silence Hamas, like when they refuse to translate phrases such as ‘kill the Jews’ accurately, instead changing it to ‘kill the Israelis.’

    11. Baslifico on

      > These findings directly contradict claims by authors of a September 2024 report on BBC impartiality. Led by Israel-based British lawyer and Zionist Trevor Asserson, the Asserson report’s authors alleged their study across a four-month period revealed a “deeply worrying pattern of bias” against Israel. The Asserson report was funded in part by an anonymous “Israeli businessman based in London” and carried out by Israeli lawyers as part of an opaque group called Research for Impartial Media (RIMe). It received tech support from AI company Blueskai, which describes itself as “fortified by strategic roots in Israel’s prime minister’s office”.

      Totally fair and impartial then…

    12. MONGED4LIFE on

      And they’ll still have another probe soon for not being pro Israel enough

    13. Realistic-River-1941 on

      The use of AI – which doesn’t understand context – for this kind of thing can be problematic. And the Hamas press office might not be the easiest to work with, or get usable answers from.

    14. richmeister6666 on

      You can tell the Islamic republic is finished – IRGC bots on reddit are going absolutely apeshit.

    15. mpanase on

      They do get way more coverage.

      It’s quite annoying. And suspicious.

    16. Cynical_Classicist on

      So much for the anti-Israel bias the likes of Douglas Murray scream about.

    Leave A Reply