‘Hoodwinked': Media outlets torched for falling for Hamas' propaganda
'I spoke last night about the media around the world and at home being hoodwinked by Hamas' propaganda - believing the lies being peddled out of Gaza from the terror group,' Ms De Giorgio said.
'None more than the New York Times, which ran this front page last Friday with the headline 'young, old, sick, starve to death in Gaza' with a picture of 18-month-old Muhammad Zakariya Ayyoub al-Matouq being held by his mother.
'The paper has been forced to admit that photo was indeed misleading, as we have been reporting, as I said on the show last night - the child has a serious genetic condition and suffers from cerebral palsy.'
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