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that's not the point. there have been several major incidents that have proven information in general (on both sides) have been inconsistent. That's why I suggest (since we all unanimously agree) this needs to stop and a cease-fire needs to happen asap, so we can begin the process of truly undersrabding the reality.
The UN is not unbiased or immune to misunderstanding in their reports, nor is reuters, or any other source at this point in time. We've seen this truth on several occasions. When there's two vasty opposed ans biased ministries providing pretty much the only sources of information, it's just bad practice to come to any solid conclusions. Where else in your life would you do this?
@drktrts first of all I totally agree with you that there should be a ceasefire.
But, in my life I use provisional, best guess estimates based on past experience on a pretty regular basis. Everyone does.
The reasoning from Human Rights Watch is worth quoting at length:
Source.