Beirut photo doctored. From Yediot Aharonot.
Also, photographer fired by Reuters; all of his photos have been pulled.
(For those of you not familiar with Yediot, it's Israel's biggest daily paper; ynetnews is its English website. The title, in English, is the thrilling "Latest News".)
This is the same photographer who took the completely un-staged photos at Qana (which, I have to say, looked suspicious to me, and I'm no conspiracy theorist. The same guy was in all of them!). (I think
yanata linked to the posts on http://eureferendum.blogspot.com/) Of course, the public will remember the insane headlines first trumpeted, not the actual death toll (26 at last count). Important lesson: always inflate your death tolls; it makes better PR!
(While we're on that, Lebanese PM Fouad Siniora has admitted the death toll at Houla was 1, not 40. See http://littlegreenfootballs.com/weblog/. Ah, also on Ha'aretz, my preferred Israeli paper [elitist that I am]).
Also, photographer fired by Reuters; all of his photos have been pulled.
(For those of you not familiar with Yediot, it's Israel's biggest daily paper; ynetnews is its English website. The title, in English, is the thrilling "Latest News".)
This is the same photographer who took the completely un-staged photos at Qana (which, I have to say, looked suspicious to me, and I'm no conspiracy theorist. The same guy was in all of them!). (I think
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(While we're on that, Lebanese PM Fouad Siniora has admitted the death toll at Houla was 1, not 40. See http://littlegreenfootballs.com/weblog/. Ah, also on Ha'aretz, my preferred Israeli paper [elitist that I am]).
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