This "cartoon" doesn't require a lot of interpretation:
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| By Amos Biderman |
Update: an answer in kind, by Orit Koppel:
Update:
“It was certainly not my intention to insult or upset anyone,” Biderman told Haaretz on Thursday. “I wasn’t sufficiently aware of the great sensitivity that 9/11 holds for Americans.”Apparently it's easier for Haaretz's employee to confess to being an idiot than to own up to being a bastard. Oh well...
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Does he think 9/11 was funny?
Amazing how low some contemptible "editorialists" can get.
I can't say what this character was thinking, if at all.
Unfortunately yes.
That'll keep the conspiracy mongers fueled for a long time. See? Even an Israeil newspaper knows the Jooz did it.
"“It was certainly not my intention to insult
or upset anyone,” Biderman told Haaretz on Thursday. “I wasn’t
sufficiently aware of the great sensitivity that 9/11 holds for
Americans.”
Thank god we have people like this in the "public information business", I for one will sleep better knowing nothing could slip by his keen awareness of current events.
Yeah, he is a without doubt a prize for any progressive media outfit. Dreck.
People like him don't care about 9/11 and he doesn't know anyone who isn't like him. Which is a fairly common trait of journalists, a very insulated bunch.
I simply cannot believe that a person working in the media in Israel isn't aware of the impact of 9/11 on Americans - or, as a matter of fact, on most other sane people. His response is just bullshit, he was perfectly aware of the reaction his stinking cartoon will cause.
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