| Haaretz`s shoddy reporting on the Homesh event yesterday evening read more like an article from the London Times or other publicaitions whose anti-Israel bias leaves them looking ridiculous in the light of what good journalism should be. The headline incident, drawing our attention to the two lightly wounded soldiers, took a back seat to the much bigger news buried deep in the article: that 20 - 30 000 protesters (as reported last night) had arrived to make a statement in Homesh. At the very least, word of the lightly wounded soldiers should not have taken precidence over reporting the news sparked the attacks on them: a millitary vehicle which sent a protester to hospital for her injuries. Regardless of what side of the political fence Haaretz chooses to camp at, the integrity of their journalism should not be allowed to fall to such lows. |
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