Probably the best you can do is read/listen to multiple sources. There is unlikely to be a truly unbiased source on any subject that matters. And, biased can be used to mean the person/organization reporting has a history (possibly personal experiences) with the subject they are reporting on-- which makes them supremely qualified to report from that perspective.
Mitch Jeserich, host of Pacifica radio network's "Letters and Politics" does a good job of acknowledging his biases when discussing various subjects which is probably the closest thing to unbiased you will ever get-- pretending to not have an opinion is not unbiased, it is just dishonest.
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As a counter-point to every corporate news source including NPR, there are small independent sites that report the Palestinian perspective like:
https://electronicintifada.net/
An interview with the founder of Electronic Intifada about the current fighting, and what led up to it:
https://directory.libsyn.com/episode/index/show/therednation...
Probably the best you can do is read/listen to multiple sources. There is unlikely to be a truly unbiased source on any subject that matters. And, biased can be used to mean the person/organization reporting has a history (possibly personal experiences) with the subject they are reporting on-- which makes them supremely qualified to report from that perspective.
Mitch Jeserich, host of Pacifica radio network's "Letters and Politics" does a good job of acknowledging his biases when discussing various subjects which is probably the closest thing to unbiased you will ever get-- pretending to not have an opinion is not unbiased, it is just dishonest.
"electronic intifada" unbiased? you got to be kidding me..
There's also https://972mag.com/
Yep clearly two unbiased sources of information, really a whole variety of worldviews and opinions on those platforms /s