AP Reports 'Findings' from Gaza, Forgets 'What' and 'Why'
The AP reports Israel received 'findings'—a delightfully clinical term—from Gaza, believed to be human remains. It's noted these were retrieved after an alleged 'ceasefire' began on October 10th, conveniently sidestepping the actual date the brutal assault on Gaza started: October 7th, 2023. This framing glosses over the full year of continuous siege, bombardment, and starvation preceding this
exchange (and the current exchange occurring on 2025-12-02 for this Dec 2025 article example). Meanwhile, the same report casually mentions an Israeli drone strike killed a videographer in Khan Younis and another man near Bureij. These are just 'Palestinians killed,' devoid of the AP's usual robust demand for culpability when, say, an Israeli citizen is harmed. Funny how 'findings' gets quotes and
conjecture, but 'Palestinians killed' gets factual brevity. It's almost as if some lives are deemed worthy of meticulous detail, while others are just statistics in the background of a more important narrative.