redstate.com By Jeff Charles
Here is yet another story illustrating why nobody trusts the media anymore. In the realm of journalism and public discourse discerning eyes can see when a media figure might have a particular agenda by looking at how they frame details of stories. This is especially true of the war between Israel and Hamas.
Last night, I asserted that this report indicated that babies were beheaded. This was an overstatement. I should have said that the report established that babies were found headless, a fact that lends plausibility to claims of beheading, but which does not prove them. (The verb behead has multiple definitions, and is sometimes used to mean decapitate; the report indicates that Hamas did behead babies in that sense. But the term can also connote a form of execution using a knife, and we do not have confirmation of beheading in this sense). (I personally donât think much of anything follows from this distinction; we are describing horrific atrocities in either case. But some people disagree)
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