The Los Angeles Times continues its biased coverage of the Middle-East conflict. I sent this to its Readers Rep: Your coverage of the middle east conflict continues to be biased against Israel. Just the way you phrase something means something. In the photo caption on page A-3 of todays (8-9-14) print edition, it states (below a photo of smoke rising): Smoke Rises above Gaza City after renewed Israeli airstrikes. . . . You should have phrased this more accurately, to report that Hamas once again broke a ceasefire, as it has each time. You should have written: Smoke Rises above Gaza City after Hamas rocket fire drew renewed Israeli airstrikes. . . . If your response is its in the article, thats correct, but people in a hurry often just look at the photos. Photos, and their captions, have great impact. You should be accurate everywhere. The cease fire didnt just expire, it was violated by Hamas, as it has done each time.
Posted on: Sat, 09 Aug 2014 14:21:09 +0000
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