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10. Chris Hughes, The Mirror

Granted unprecedented access to the front lines of Israel’s troop positions near the Gaza border,

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8. TechCrunch

Many technology websites noted that the IDF used Twitter to declare war on Hamas. TechCrunch,

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7. John Cook, Gawker

While Israel takes extraordinary efforts to avoid civilian casualties in Gaza – as evidenced by

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5. Steve Bell, The Guardian

When it comes to building a Hall of Shame in coverage of the media war

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4. Palestinian Propagandists

While Palestinian propagandists have never been shy about parading images of their dead and wounded

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3. Clayton Swisher, Al-Jazeera

  Clayton Swisher tweeted the claim that Palestinian rocket attacks at Israeli civilians were legal

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2. BBC News

Almost as soon as Israel launched Operation Pillar of Defense, the Pallywood machine cranked into

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1. Jon Donnison, BBC

BBC reporter Jon Donnison retweeted a touching photo of wounded children, presumably victims of the

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