I'm sure you all remember Mohamed al-Dura (pictured, top left) the 12-year old boy who was allegedly shot by Israeli troops at Netzarim junction in September 2000. As you also know, a French court is currently hearing an appeal from the slander conviction of French businessman Phillipe Karsenty for claiming that a fraud was perpetrated and that Israeli troops could never have shot al-Dura.

On Wednesday night, Cable News Channel 10 ran a story (a Hebrew newscast which I could only get to run using Internet Explorer!) that claims that the scars that Jamal al-Dura - Mohamed's father - claims that he received during the same incident in which Muhammed was killed - were in fact the results of an attack by a gang of 'Palestinians' in 1992 and subsequent surgery from 1994 which grafted a tendon from his foot into his right arm. The story includes an interview with the Israeli surgeon who treated al-Dura in 1994, and who says that there is no way those scars game from gunshots. Here's more from Nidra Poller at PJM:

|MAVERICK NEWS NETWORK| Another al-Dura fraud: Jamal's scars not from shooting

On November 29, 2007... It happened again.
The Western media including the Reporters Without Borders organization reported:

11 close family members of Jordanian-based Baathist reporter Dia al-Kawwaz, who runs the online anti-Iraq newspaper Shabeqat Akhbar al-Iraq, were slaughtered in Baghdad. The attack occurred in the Al-Shaab neighborhood shortly after 7 a.m. Shia militia men shot dead two of Kawwaz’s sisters, their husbands and their seven children, aged 5 to 10. They then exploded the house on their way out.

This made headlines around the world.
This was a lie, too.
Two days later, the "dead family members" of Dia Al-Kawwaz appeared on Iraqi television smiling and waving to the cameras.They managed to convince the Iraqi audience that they were in fact quite alive.

** Not one Western Media Organization showed this photo or film of the waving family members.
Not one.

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