Feb 19, 2013

NY Times Watch: Laziness, Plagiarism or Coincidence? cc @Sulliview

After some 200 days of refusing food, the Palestinian prisoner of the Israeli occupation, Samer Issawi, finally caught the attention of the NY Times' Isabel Kershner. Having followed this matter closely, what caught my attention is the striking similarity between a start of a paragraph in Kershner's story, published minutes ago, and a story published earlier today by the Associated Press.

Here's the AP Story:

Israel is holding some 4,500 Palestinians for charges ranging from throwing stones to undertaking deadly militant attacks. Their incarceration is an emotional issue for Palestinians, who see them as heroes of their struggle for liberation from Israeli occupation.

Here's Kershner in the NY Times:

About 4,500 Palestinians are being detained in Israel, about half of them convicted of planning or carrying out attacks against Israelis. The prisoner issue is an emotional one in Palestinian society that touches many families.

Laziness? Plagiarism? Coincidence? I don't know. What do you think?   

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