The Associated Press has published another article that Rep. Rashida Tlaib might consider suitable for framing.

You remember the Israeli operation targeting Hezbollah terrorists with booby-trapped pagers in September of last year:&nbsp;

Fast forward about ten months and the Associated Press has done a follow-up story.

The AP just wanted to shine a light on the dashed hopes and dreams of murderous terrorists everywhere.&nbsp;

There's a full tiny violin concert going on because of that article.&nbsp;

We're not sure outlets like the AP are capable of feeling shame or embarrassment.&nbsp;

Trump doesn't call them the "fake news media" for nothing!

<strong>Editor's Note:</strong> The mainstream media continues to deflect, gaslight, spin, and lie about President Trump, his administration, and conservatives (while outlets like the AP churn out sympathetic pieces about terrorists).&nbsp;

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AP's report highlights struggles of survivors from Israel's pager attack on Hezbollah.{ai:summary}<p>The Associated Press has published a follow-up story on the aftermath of Israel's operation against Hezbollah, focusing on the struggles of survivors from a recent attack involving booby-trapped pagers. Critics argue that the piece unfairly portrays the plight of terrorists.</p><p>Commentators have expressed outrage, suggesting that the AP's coverage shows sympathy for those involved in violent acts, including the killing of U.S. soldiers. This has led to accusations of bias and a lack of accountability in mainstream media reporting. #foreignaffairs</p>

AP's Report About How 'Survivors of Israel's Pager Attack on Hezbollah' Are Struggling Cues Tiny Violins

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