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Wall Street Journal faces scrutiny over unconfirmed UNRWA-Hamas allegations: Semafor

Wall Street Journal faces scrutiny over unconfirmed UNRWA-Hamas allegations: Semafor

  • Report by Semafor found that WSJ’s news chief admitted in an email that story lacked solid evidence, but reporting was neither inaccurate nor misleading
  • WSJ said UNRWA’s staff participated in Oct. 7 attack, a claim largely debunked by international organizations
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