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Gaza Rocket Attack: Who Covered It and How?
A Palestinian rocket fired from Gaza lands on a house in Beersheba. Were the media bothered enough to cover it and, if so, how?
Simon Plosker
October 18, 2018
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A Palestinian rocket fired from Gaza lands on a house in Beersheba. Were the media bothered enough to cover it and, if so, how?
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