The Red Cross now says that only 28 bodies were found at the site of the Qana airstrike:

Lebanese officials say more bodies remain trapped under the rubble but Bouvier could not confirm the reliability of the reports. And as such, nearly a week after the event, many questions remain unanswered. Where did the report that “some 60 people” were killed come from and what was it based on? What are the bases for estimations that more bodies remain under the rubble and how do they know how many bodies are there? Why wasn’t the 48-hour ceasefire used to bring in heavy equipment from Beirut to dig in the rubble? These questions can only be answered by the Lebanese but they are in no rush to dispel the cloud over what they labeled “The second Qana massacre.”

Nor do the Western media seem to be making any effort to correct the record.