Rules for using photographs (Gaza, Pallywood)

The Rules and Guidelines for Westerners reporting on the Middle East has now been updated with the following mandatory rules on using photographs:

Rule 8 (Using photographs)

• Any photo that you find of dead children in conflict from anywhere in the world must be posted immediately to twitter with the caption "New proof that Israel murders babies for fun". Photos of victims from the civil wars in Syria and Iraq are an especially good source. You do not have to worry even if they are over 10 years old. You may even use stills from horror films.
• Since Arabs/Muslims are always the victims and Israelis are always the aggressors  any photograph showing: Muslims attacking Jews, dead or injured Jews, damage to Israeli property from Muslim violence or rockets, can all be assumed to be faked and must never be shown. There is one exception to this rule and that is if the photograph does not obviously identify Muslims as the aggressors and Jews as the victim. In that case you are allowed to show the photograph with an appropriate caption making it clear that Jews are the aggressors and Muslims the victims.
• If at any time you cannot find relevant photos that can be used to portray Israel as aggressor and Arabs as victims, then simply use photoshop. You can either just doctor existing photos, or better still create your own scene using the ever obliging Palestinians. If you have no volunteers then simply find a pile of rubbish anywhere and place a child's toy or doll on the top - this enables you to tweet a photo with the caption "all that remains of nursery destroyed by Israel". Other variations of this are to place a broken wheelchair on top and use the caption
  "all that remains of disabled people's home destroyed by Israel".

Photo and caption from today's Telegraph

Typical photos used to 'prove' Israeli aggression against children

See also alternative spin on this.

Latest example.