al-Durra

A screaming 12-year-old boy, Mohammad al-Durra, cowers against a wall in Gaza while his weeping father tries to shield him from a hail of bullets fired by Israeli soldiers.

Archive 2009-03-01 2009

So special kudos to the Journal for recognizing that the al-Durra story is, and the recent verdict can become, history.

Media Malpractice 2008

Independent analysts and Israeli officials seeking clarification of inconsistencies in the al-Durra news report encountered stubborn resistance from the state-owned French channel and its Mideast correspondent.

A Hoax? 2008

An honest reading of the ruling calls into question the al-Durra myth.

A Hoax? 2008

To this day, Islamic militants use the al-Durra case to incite violence and hatred against Israel.

Al-Durra Case Revisited 2008

You wrote: "It's hard to exaggerate the significance of Mohammed al-Durra" as a story and "the significance of last week's French court ruling that called the story into doubt."

Media Malpractice 2008

And for having the insight and the guts to be the first global mainstream media outlet to speak up about the al-Durra verdict.

Media Malpractice 2008

The recent verdict is not a historic turning point yet, only an opportunity to become one if its truth is spread to the world as the Journal initiated, and if the West consistently condemns media malpractices like France 2's with al-Durra.

Media Malpractice 2008

The al-Durra case was the start of an era of unprecedented hate offensives against the Jewish state, the U.S. ( "the Great Satan") and the whole West.

Media Malpractice 2008

It makes it plausible to consider -- without being dismissed as an unhinged conspiracy theorist -- the possibility that the al-Durra story was a hoax.

Al-Durra Case Revisited 2008