On The Atlantic’s “The UN’s Gaza Statistics Make No Sense” (06/05/24)
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Critique of Statistics and Reporting in the Gaza Conflict
The chapter delves into the critique of statistics and reporting in the Gaza Conflict, questioning the credibility and objectivity of data provided by sources like the UN. It analyzes the framing of deaths in conflicts, the ethical implications of reporting on civilian casualties, and the role of international law in justifying military actions. The discussion highlights the need for transparency, unbiased reporting, and a moral perspective in understanding and depicting the realities of the conflict.
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