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@GileadIni @NPR National Palestinean Radio reporting who broke the ceasefire: In the 6th short paragraph of a 6-paragraph story. Last sentence.

@bullfrog35 @NPR It's as much as my phone would let me capture, but the story is longer that six paragraphs. Suffice to say it was buried, and the headline cast blame on Israel for Hamas's infraction.

@GileadIni @NPR @NPR has the worst editor in the world. And we worry about @ChatGPT

@GileadIni @NPR Man, they couldn't get that important point lower in the article?

@GileadIni @NPR and they scream 'jews control the media' @NPR you are disgraceful maybe your integrity and your heart are as tiny as your desk

@GileadIni @NPR Real title: Hamas ends Gaza truce , restarts its shelling of Israeli cities, war crimes @NPR

@GileadIni @NPR Wasn't there a terror attack in Jerusalem as well?

@GileadIni @NPR I was in journalism school a really long time ago, but, if memory serves, I believe we called this ‘burying the lede.’

@GileadIni @NPR Uh, and why did air strikes resume? Could it have something to do with rockets being fired into Israel?