Jon Stone

This CNN article is a classic case of journalism abandoning neutrality and professional standards and turning instead to narrative building and advocacy. Here are some examples: - Israeli positions are often hedged signalling doubt as to their veracity - The displacement of Israeli civilians from northern Israel is entirely ignored, while several interviews with displaced Lebanese are featured - Hezbollah’s sustained, ongoing attacks on Israel- largely targeting civilians- are reduced to a brief mention of a single March 2 incident, creating the impression of a one-off rather than continuous Hezbollah barrages - No mention of Hezbollah’s violations of the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon - No reference to the basic principle of international law requiring states to prevent their territory from being used to attack other states - No mention of UNSC Resolution 1701, which explicitly demands no Hezbollah operatives or weapons south of the Litani River - Minimizing the fact that Hezbollah has embedded itself extensively in civilian and other protected buildings which endanger local populations and run counter to international norms - No strategic context that explains that Hezbollah operates as an Iranian proxy, aligning its violent actions with Iran’s regional hegemonic ambitions and interests - No acknowledgment of numerous recent statements by Lebanese officials criticizing Hezbollah’s destabilizing role which contradict Lebanon’s core national interests - No mention of polling indicating strong Lebanese support for limiting weapons solely to the Lebanese army I could go on, but the pattern is clear: this article isn’t professional nor fair. Its construction shapes a one sided narrative rather than tell a straightforward and factual story. Is it too much to expect reporting that is complete, contextualized, and fair?

"It's a horrible look for the league." —@TimBontemps on the Nuggets not playing Nikola Jokić and Jamal Murray vs. the Warriors

Not looking at the hoop. Jumping sideway in a way you'd never actually take a jump shot. Hate these ones.

Calling all my @nuggets fans. Here we go. Raffling off my ticket to the Kings vs @nuggets game. To enter the raffle, you must follow me, like, and retweet this post. The game is on March 5th at 7pm. I'll be announcing the winning on the 4th @ 1pm. Good luck, everyone. #Blessings 🙏🏽

Perk Vs Jokic In half a decade of dominance Kendrick Perkins, at the end of the season, has never picked or voted for Jokic as the league's deserving MVP. This isn't about the 24/25 MVP race. This is about Perk and the explanation he owes the NBA.

I guess it wasn’t that bad of a mistake for Israel to go into Rafah

The United Nations peacekeeping force known as Unifil had one job: Keep armed terrorists out of southern Lebanon, where they could shoot at Israel. It failed so abysmally that Israel has had to go to war to clear out the terrorists. on.wsj.com/4eQBrA0