[shykes]

100%. In another comment [1] I drew a parallel with the Al-Ahli hospital incident in Gaza. Once you understand basic information warfare tactics, they're easy to spot. Why newsrooms still fall for it so easily is the real mystery...

I bet this story is a fabrication as well.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47199047

[amrrs]

Why are you religiously defending Israel?

And you already bet this story is a fabrication as well.

This is exactly who media takes advantage of not the one who waits for investigation and acts rationally.

If going by your recent comments, I can say I bet you're just an Israeli propagandist. Would you be happy with that assesment?

[yoavm]

Iran tends to lie about these things while Israel usually says the truth, at least after running an investigation. It's pretty simple: one is a dictatorship without free media, and the other one isn't. It's easy to lie when you can tell the newspapers what to write, and it's much harder when they're doing their job. You want an example? Khamenei. Iran says he's safe and wasn't hurt. Israel says he's dead. Let's see.

[arunabha]

> while Israel usually says the truth, at least after running an investigation

You can't be serious about that statement. At best it reflects overwhelming naivete about how governments (let alone those engaged in war) work. At worst, its a deliberate attempt at misinformation.

[NamlchakKhandro]

haha