More anti-Israeli coverage from the “world press”:

The report began with an account of Haifa by a CNN female correspondent. During the report, there is a single, brief image of Israeli civilians, sitting at a café in Haifa. The picture remains on the screen for a number of seconds, before the journalist is seen being interviewed by the CNN anchor. […] There were no interviews from Israeli hospitals, and no mention made of the million Israelis who had been living in bomb shelters for almost a month. Also glaringly absent were images of destroyed homes and buildings across northern Israel. […] The second half of the report, by CNN’s Ben Wiederman, was dramatically different. The report was saturated with images of Lebanese children playing in ruins, blood stains, destroyed buildings, and personal accounts of Lebanese families attempting to head back to south Lebanon. It was introduced by CNN’s anchor, who said: “Nasrallah also acknowledged the deaths and the destruction of the Lebanese homes, but he said Hizbullah would be ready to help rebuild.”

The report also includes this bit:

During earlier coverage on Sunday, CNN chose the word “resistance” to describe Hizbullah’s actions in Lebanon – a term used by Hizbullah – as well as Hamas – to describe their own attacks – implicitly presuming that armed jihad organizations are ‘resisting’ and defending against aggression, rather than initiating it.
A succession of images followed, showing a Lebanese woman alone among ruins, followed immediately by a photograph of smiling Israeli soldiers with guns raised in the air. No context or explanations of when and where the photos were taken are provided.

I think we should cut CNN some slack. Competing with the BBC and al Jazeera for that crucial pro-terror demographic must be really hard.