
Meanwhile, I see dozens of pictures of Palestinian Arabs mourning - not mourning innocent victims of attacks, but mourning terrorists killed by Israel:



The Israeli mourners are seen from a distance, dispassionately, disinterestedly.
The Palestinian Arab mourners, on the other hand, are shown close up, as individuals who have gone through a tragedy.
And there are dozens of photos of Arab mourners, but only a handful of pictures from the Dimona funeral.
To the wire services, only one side is deserving of sympathy - the side that mourns and supports terrorists.
UPDATE: A couple of commenters here and at Israellycool pointed out that the relatives of the victim requested no media coverage, so this is perhaps a bit unfair - in this case.
