Is it OK for NYT, CNN and squad members to report misinformation

[Dill]

(10-24-2023, 11:57 AM)Luvnit2 Wrote: I think the proof of poor reporting by AP, NYT, CNN, Talaib and many other people and sources is what happened quickly after those said Israel bombed a hospital in Gaza. Riots broke out all over the world. Sadly, NYT walking it back now means little, the damage was done.

What do we know today? We know it was a rocket launched near a hospital in GAZA THAT MISFIRED AND ENDED UP IN THE PARKING LOT (NOT HOSPITAL) OF THE HOSPITAL KILLING A LOT LESS THAN THE FIRST REPORT OF HUNDREDS KILLED.

TALAIB CONTINUES TO LIE AND USE HAMMAS PROPAGANDA.

Why? Is it fair to assume based on the latest tirade against Jews and prior Anti - Semitic comments she hates Jews. I say yes, but again it is an opinion just like many wrongly accuse Trump of inciting the actions on Jan.6, 2021.

Do her comments incite muslims and Palestinians to attack people in Israel (Jews) and around the world? That will never be proven, but let's all agree her comments did nothing to help Israel or the people of Israel.

Looks like you are being a little more careful. I'm not aware of Tlaib's "anti-semitic" comments. Maybe you could explain what you are referring to.

I agree her comments did nothing to help the people of Israel. She called for a cease fire and both sides are ignoring her.
She has always been more about helping Palestinians and innocent civilians on all sides.

Seems like the poor reporting charge goes to almost every news organization, though it seems most stated where their information came from.
And it seems to have mostly been hospital authorities. An easy error to make while Israel is bombing Gaza. More to come though, right?

Here's a source you might like that goes over the reactions of various news and government organizations pretty well:

https://www.lawfaremedia.org/article/governments-and-international-organizations-leave-the-record-uncorrected