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In the wake of this discovery, bloggers began to examine photos of the Lebanon/Israel conflict from other photographers. Suspected examples of staging, misleading captions, or other fakery include the following:
In the wake of this discovery, bloggers began to examine photos of the Lebanon/Israel conflict from other photographers. Suspected examples of staging, misleading captions, or other fakery include the following:
* A photo of a car whose caption says that it was hit by "Israeli ware [sic] plane missiles" in Kfar Zabad. Readers of the blog Hot Air point out that the car is not damaged enough to have been hit by a missile, e.g., the windshield is still intact, and that the hole in the top is most likely a missing sunroof.
* A photo of a car whose caption says that it was hit by "Israeli ware [sic] plane missiles" in Kfar Zabad. Readers of the blog [[Hot Air]] point out that the car is not damaged enough to have been hit by a missile, e.g., the windshield is still intact, and that the hole in the top is most likely a missing sunroof.
* A photo of an ambulance whose caption says "Under fire: missile damage on the clearly marked ambulances, hit while caring for injured in the town of Qana." Dan Riehl at the blog Riehl World View observes that the ambulance does not appear to have sustained damage from a missile: the hole in the roof and accompanying dents are covered with rust and there is no charring from the explosion that allegedly accompanied the missile strike. He further points out inconsistencies between the various versions of the story.
* A photo of an ambulance whose caption says "Under fire: missile damage on the clearly marked ambulances, hit while caring for injured in the town of Qana." Dan Riehl at the blog Riehl World View observes that the ambulance does not appear to have sustained damage from a missile: the hole in the roof and accompanying dents are covered with rust and there is no charring from the explosion that allegedly accompanied the missile strike. He further points out inconsistencies between the various versions of the story.