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Pages tagged "CBC News"


Feedback about today's segment on "Israel's yellow line in Gaza"

To characterize the expansion of Israel’s occupation of Gaza as something done “quietly” is incorrect and unfair. Israel is illegally expanding its occupation in Gaza.

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Feedback on June 27 segment

While I appreciate this inspiring story of Palestinian women’s strength and tenacity, well-timed during FIFA, which gives much-needed space for Palestinians to give their perspectives, the story is undermined by the lack of recognition of why Palestinian women are facing these challenges in the first place.

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Thank you for highlighting Israel's deliberate targeting of children

An insurgency is a condition of revolt against a government. I don’t think it is an apt descriptor of Israel's actions in this case, in the name of accuracy and in accordance with CBC’s JSP I would suggest changing it to "invasion" or "assault" or as every international body has described as an ethnic campaign of genocide from the ICJ to Amnesty to the United Nations.

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Constructive feedback regarding segment on Lebanon

To be clear, Hezbollah gave these two reasons in the same sentence, CBC News (and many other outlets) are choosing to deliberately omit one of these reasons and only mention the other. This is extremely unfair and incomplete framing.

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AP report on Lebanon needs revision

"The claim made by AP here is inaccurate. Since January, Israel has carried out 132 airstrikes in Lebanon, a clear violation of the previous ceasefire agreement imposed by the two states in 2024."

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Thank you for your work

The latest I have read about the people returning from the humanitarian Flotilla is much appreciated. Your voice is very important in our current media landscape and I hope you are treated fairly and respectfully at the CBC.

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Thank you for including Exigent Foundation in report

I appreciate that your article includes a section on the Centre for Israel and Jewish Affairs (CIJA) given how polarized discussions around Israel-related advocacy can become.

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Israel’s blockade of Gaza is illegal under international law

Israel’s blockade of Gaza is illegal under international law but AP did not say this once in the article. Why?

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Thank you from CJPME + constructive feedback

Good journalism should strive to present a balanced and contextualized picture of armed groups. This includes not only describing their military actions, but also situating them within their historical context and specifying how they define themselves. In this respect, the article makes a meaningful effort, reflecting strong journalistic standards of fairness and balance.

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Feedback on today's article "Iran's nuclear constraints were more diplomatic than technical. Then the bombs started dropping"

"The article provides a relatively detailed description of Iran’s history of nuclear enrichment, and includes expert analysis on Iran’s political strategy in relation to nuclear power. This kind of analysis is timely and important, and I hope that it will be referred to in other, future articles where space for such context is more limited."

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