Haaretz (English) · Lebanon · 14 May 2026

Passive voice hides who attacked, the headline editorialises, and one side gets far more space.

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scored on 5 of 12 measures · thin coverage

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Amend the headline to name the party responsible for operating the drones as the agent of harm, for example: 'Hezbollah drone attacks kill four Israeli soldiers in south Lebanon, leaving troops feeling vulnerable,' and replace the bare numeral 'four' with a human descriptor such as 'four soldiers.'
Amend the body text so that the phrase 'have claimed the lives of four soldiers' is rewritten to name the operating party as agent, or include an explicit editorial note explaining why the agent cannot be named.

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