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- 1Gaza restaurants challenge famine narrative▼Gaza restaurants raise questions about the famine narrative
Reports from Gaza City show restaurants operating and serving customers, prompting questions about the scale of the claimed famine in the territory. The JNS report argues that busy eateries sit awkwardly with statements from aid agencies and officials that Gaza is experiencing mass starvation. Critics and supporters of the famine assessment continue to dispute what the restaurant activity actually proves about food availability across Gaza.
- 2BBC accused of misidentifying terrorists as journalists●BBC under fire for misidentifying terrorists as ‘journalists’
The BBC is facing criticism over accusations that it described individuals involved in terrorist activity as journalists, prompting complaints about its editorial standards and accuracy. The controversy, reported by JNS, has drawn scrutiny of how the broadcaster labels people in its coverage and whether it has misapplied press terminology.