The Jerusalem Post uses as lead illustration an anti-Semitic trick photo from five years ago
Anti-Semitism is always rooted in deceit and also here
The Jerusalem-based daily/weekly that used to be Zionistic has published many questionable articles lately. The newest is a fine article that calls out Hallmark for two new ‘Hanukkah movies’ which in fact are anti-Jewish, to say it mildly. So far, so good.
But the illustration of the critique is a five year old picture that is taken under such an angle and from so close-by, that a gigantic Christmas tree behind it disappears behind it. The ground is not in the frame so that one doesn’t see the manipulation.
This is what the JPost brings:
A giant menorah stands in front of a Christmas tree at the Brandenburg gate to celebrate Hanukkah in Berlin December 16, 2014 (photo credit: REUTERS/FABRIZIO BENSCH)
And this was reality from a normal angle:
As I found with one quick Google search after my intuition said that something was fishy about the JPost’s illustration and caption.
A tree is known by its fruit. Only this tree has quite a variety of produce, so please don't judge the trunk after one helping.
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