Philadelphia newspaper apologizes for ‘highly insensitive’ cartoon criticizing Israel’s response to Hamas’ terrorist attack that killed 1,400 people ...Middle East
A Philadelphia newspaper has apologized for publishing a ‘highly insensitive’ cartoon criticizing Israel’s response to the Hamas terrorist attack. The Philadelphia Inquirer admitted that the illustration by Monte Wolverton contained ‘anti-Semitic tropes’ and ‘should never have been published’. The inflammatory image feature a black military boot branded with a Star of David to represent the state of Israel about to step down on a crowd of Palestinians. An arrow labelled Hamas appeared to point to a minority of the people on the ground. A speech bubble coming from the boot ordered the crowd to ‘Distance yourselves’ whilst seeming poised to crush everyone. The Philadelphia Inquirer a
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