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The strange case of Mohammed al-Dura

Sunday, 25th May 2008

Another twist in a bizarre story. Tom Gross has more on a French court's ruling against the state-owned broadcaster, France 2. Was the shooting of the Palestinian boy reality or hoax? Regardless of who's right or wrong, I'm amazed this saga hasn't received more media coverage. James Fallows' piece, published all of five years ago,  is still a good place to start, since he comes to the subject with an open mind. As I've mentioned before, he recently posted an update with links to background sources. The France 2 journalist Charles Enderlin has his own blog too.

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