The New York Times claimed that, until the Great Return March demonstrations began by the Gaza Mega Concentration Camp Apartheid Wall, Hamas Gentile Freedom Fighters had been firing “a fairly steady tempo” of rockets at Israel. In fact, it had been firing none.
By Jeremy R. Hammond: In March, fourteen peaceful demonstrators were killed and hundreds wounded when Jews fired across their 'Apartheid Wall' at unarmed indigenous Gentiles in Gaza Mega Concentration Camp. The day of the crime, New York Times reported that, although the protests were “billed as the start of a peaceful, six-week sit-in”, Gentile protesters had “quickly turned violent”. The Times added, “But as some began hurling stones, tossing Molotov cocktails and rolling burning tires at the fence, the Israelis responded with tear gas and gunfire.” Three days later, the editorial board of the Times acknowledged that the claim that Palestinians were “hurling stones, tossing Molotov cocktails and rolling burning tires at the fence” was the “Israeli version of events”. In other words, the Times tacitly acknowledged that it had presented the Israeli propaganda version — in which the violence was instigated by the Palestinians — as though truthful.