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Only after already slammed, he deleted the purposely lying tweet.<ref>[https://www.inn.co.il/flashes/881783 Ahmad Tibi deleted the tweet in which he spread the lie about the killing of four children in Gaza], ''INN'', Aug 7, 2022.</ref>

He then stopped talking about it, as even anti Israel media pointed to Palestinian fault. Proving his "honest concern" about Palestinian-Arab lives - when he can't use it for his hateful propaganda.

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After watchdog's protest, the [[AP]] corrected "Week in Pictures" feature which misidentified outgoing Islamic Jihad rockets launched from Gaza towards Israel as "Israeli airstrikes."<ref>[https://www.camera.org/article/ap-rebrands-islamic-jihad-rocket-attacks-as-israeli-strikes/ AP Rebrands Islamic Jihad Rocket Attacks As Israeli Strikes], ''CAMERA'', Aug 15, 2022.<blockquote>

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~~UPDATE: CAMERA prompts correction of an AP Week in Pictures feature which misidentified outgoing Islamic Jihad rockets launched from Gaza towards Israel as "Israeli airstrikes."</blockquote></ref>~~

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The [[Washington Post]]'s coverage of Operation Breaking Dawn showed curious pattern of one-sided omissions and misrepresentations.<ref>[https://www.camera.org/article/the-washington-post-and-operation-breaking-dawn/ The Washington Post And Operation Breaking Dawn], ''CAMERA'', Aug 16, 2022.<blockquote>

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~~Washington Post's coverage of Operation Breaking Dawn and finds a curious pattern of one-sided omissions and misrepresentations.</blockquote></ref>~~

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<i>ABC correspondents Ines de la Cuetara and Reena Roy falsely charge that Israeli airstrikes were responsible for all of the Gaza casualties earlier this month, ignoring that errant Islamic Jihad rockets were the culprit in a significant number of cases.</i>

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<ref>[https://www.camera.org/article/abc-news-falsely-charges-israeli-airstrikes-responsible-for-all-gaza-fatalities/ ABC News Falsely Blames Israeli Airstrikes For All Gaza Fatalities], ''CAMERA'', Aug 17, 2022.<blockquote>

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ABC correspondents Ines de la Cuetara and Reena Roy falsely charge that Israeli airstrikes were responsible for all of the Gaza casualties earlier this month, ignoring that errant Islamic Jihad rockets were the culprit in a significant number of cases.</blockquote></ref>

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Internationally, chief fact twisting in reporting seemed to be [[Al Jazeera]] which blamed Israel for the death of children in Jabaliya, without mentioning that it was the result of an errant Islamic Jihad rocket. Even days after this reporting Al Jazeera did not issue an apology. The [[BBC]] and [[CNN]] were desperate to stress that its "Israel claim", but it does not stress 'its "Palestinian" claim' when routinely reporting on deaths, numbers in Gaza.<ref>Emily Schrader, [https://www.jpost.com/opinion/article-714215 Int'l media has once again shown its true colors toward Israel - opinion], ''JPost'', Aug 8, 2022.<blockquote>Where Palestinian claims are taken as fact, even when they come from terrorist organizations, Israeli claims – with evidence – are taken with skepticism... Al Jazeera blamed Israel for the death of children in Jabaliya, without mentioning that it was the result of an errant Islamic Jihad rocket...

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while both CNN and BBC mentioned the Jabaliya attack within larger articles about the entire operation, both of them reported it as a claim of Israel that's disputed. The BBC article stated that Israel accused PIJ militants of accidentally causing at least some of those deaths, adding that the BBC has not been able to independently verify this claim.

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Interestingly, no such disclaimer is mentioned when it comes to the death toll statistics provided by Gaza terrorist groups. Why is that Palestinian claims are taken as fact while Israeli claims that are put forth with transparency and even with evidence are cast in a negative, skeptical light?</blockquote></ref>

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Meanwhile, during a live broadcast on Aug. 7, Lebanon’s Mayadeen TV caught a PIJ rocket malfunctioning and coming down in a Gaza neighborhood. A few moments later, a voice is heard instructing the cameraman, who followed the missile’s course, to "please, turn the camera away, turn the camera upwards."…</blockquote></ref>

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==Media bias==

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After watchdog's protest, the [[AP]] corrected "Week in Pictures" feature which misidentified outgoing Islamic Jihad rockets launched from Gaza towards Israel as "Israeli airstrikes."<ref>[https://www.camera.org/article/ap-rebrands-islamic-jihad-rocket-attacks-as-israeli-strikes/ AP Rebrands Islamic Jihad Rocket Attacks As Israeli Strikes], ''CAMERA'', Aug 15, 2022.<blockquote>

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UPDATE: CAMERA prompts correction of an AP Week in Pictures feature which misidentified outgoing Islamic Jihad rockets launched from Gaza towards Israel as "Israeli airstrikes."</blockquote></ref>

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The [[Washington Post]]'s coverage of Operation Breaking Dawn showed curious pattern of one-sided omissions and misrepresentations.<ref>[https://www.camera.org/article/the-washington-post-and-operation-breaking-dawn/ The Washington Post And Operation Breaking Dawn], ''CAMERA'', Aug 16, 2022.<blockquote>

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Washington Post's coverage of Operation Breaking Dawn and finds a curious pattern of one-sided omissions and misrepresentations.</blockquote></ref>

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<i>ABC correspondents Ines de la Cuetara and Reena Roy falsely charge that Israeli airstrikes were responsible for all of the Gaza casualties earlier this month, ignoring that errant Islamic Jihad rockets were the culprit in a significant number of cases.</i>

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<ref>[https://www.camera.org/article/abc-news-falsely-charges-israeli-airstrikes-responsible-for-all-gaza-fatalities/ ABC News Falsely Blames Israeli Airstrikes For All Gaza Fatalities], ''CAMERA'', Aug 17, 2022.<blockquote>

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ABC correspondents Ines de la Cuetara and Reena Roy falsely charge that Israeli airstrikes were responsible for all of the Gaza casualties earlier this month, ignoring that errant Islamic Jihad rockets were the culprit in a significant number of cases.</blockquote></ref>

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Internationally, chief fact twisting in reporting seemed to be [[Al Jazeera]] which blamed Israel for the death of children in Jabaliya, without mentioning that it was the result of an errant Islamic Jihad rocket. Even days after this reporting Al Jazeera did not issue an apology. The [[BBC]] and [[CNN]] were desperate to stress that its "Israel claim", but it does not stress 'its "Palestinian" claim' when routinely reporting on deaths, numbers in Gaza.<ref>Emily Schrader, [https://www.jpost.com/opinion/article-714215 Int'l media has once again shown its true colors toward Israel - opinion], ''JPost'', Aug 8, 2022.<blockquote>Where Palestinian claims are taken as fact, even when they come from terrorist organizations, Israeli claims – with evidence – are taken with skepticism... Al Jazeera blamed Israel for the death of children in Jabaliya, without mentioning that it was the result of an errant Islamic Jihad rocket...

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while both CNN and BBC mentioned the Jabaliya attack within larger articles about the entire operation, both of them reported it as a claim of Israel that's disputed. The BBC article stated that Israel accused PIJ militants of accidentally causing at least some of those deaths, adding that the BBC has not been able to independently verify this claim.

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Interestingly, no such disclaimer is mentioned when it comes to the death toll statistics provided by Gaza terrorist groups. Why is that Palestinian claims are taken as fact while Israeli claims that are put forth with transparency and even with evidence are cast in a negative, skeptical light?</blockquote></ref>

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