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Rocket ‘Landing’: CNN Amends Headline
After a rocket fired from Gaza struck a family home in central Israel, CNN’s headline described a rocket ‘landing.’
Simon Plosker
March 25, 2019
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After a rocket fired from Gaza struck a family home in central Israel, CNN’s headline described a rocket ‘landing.’
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