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I watched that segment. I remember them saying very clearly that Israel didn't allow them to film it. So you know what they did? They showed footage from the ground, and didn't mince words as to how horrific things were. They showed the landscape, where barely anything is standing. They showed people digging through the ground looking for spilled kernels. There was absolutely no way you could watch that report and not understand the insanity of what is going on there.

In fact, anyone who follows CBC's news coverage has no reason to not understand the depths of the horrors happening in Gaza, or in Palestine in general. They don't shove it into the corner. They place it center stage. Again, and again, and again. As if to say, "don't forget what is happening here".

The CBC definitely has its faults, but this article is blowing things way, way out of proportion.

Israel has shown itself perfectly willing to murder journalists from any country for any reason they deem fit. I think CBC did properly enough to the extent that the Canadian government can offer protection.

On the one hand... this is obviously to prevent the world from seeing how Israel has carpet bombed civilian neighborhoods. Footage I imagine is censored amongst the Israeli populace.

On the other, Israel has demonstrated they will murder anyone who threatens to expose them. If the Canadian government isn't going to push back on what is effectively a veiled threat... well it's is not my place to demand those journalists risk/sacrifice their lives beyond their own volition.

I do think CBC needs to have a public transparency division. The catch-22 of a government funded broadcasting entity is of course bias and corruption. As such the CBC should be tasked to maintain an open door relationship with Canadians concerning funding, coverage, and other issues of importance.