Anyway, she’s openly giving the other side of the argument, and any decent journalistic project should collect and present multiple perspectives, which the film did not.
It's not openly given. The IDF, the subject of her discussion, has direct editorial authority over every word that was published here. The Israeli State has no free press.
Linking to Times of Israel for non-IDF related topics is a much better use of their writing, but even then it needs to be supplanted with additional sources.
Are you that afraid of my comments, that you make a hasbara throwaway to respond to a censorship warning? I must be doing something right.
Times of Israel is headquartered in Jerusalem and subject to the IDF Military Censor. Not a super reliable source.
You link to it when it suits your agenda.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44716501
Anyway, she’s openly giving the other side of the argument, and any decent journalistic project should collect and present multiple perspectives, which the film did not.
It's not openly given. The IDF, the subject of her discussion, has direct editorial authority over every word that was published here. The Israeli State has no free press.
Linking to Times of Israel for non-IDF related topics is a much better use of their writing, but even then it needs to be supplanted with additional sources.
Are you that afraid of my comments, that you make a hasbara throwaway to respond to a censorship warning? I must be doing something right.