Sure enough, the Guardian didn’t disappoint. Harriet Sherwood chose to ignore Palestinians CELEBRATING the murder of 4 Israelis, and instead decided the most pressing story – and the most serious impediment to peace – was not terrorism against innocent Israeli civilians, but, rather, statements by some West Bank settlers that they’re going to continue building homes.
COMMITTEE FOR ACCURACY IN MIDDLE EAST REPORTING AND ANALYSIS
Pictures don’t lie, but the Guardian’s editorial decisions grossly distort reality
Sure enough, the Guardian didn’t disappoint. Harriet Sherwood chose to ignore Palestinians CELEBRATING the murder of 4 Israelis, and instead decided the most pressing story – and the most serious impediment to peace – was not terrorism against innocent Israeli civilians, but, rather, statements by some West Bank settlers that they’re going to continue building homes.
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