The Guardian's "Political Prisoner"

The Guardian has described a convicted terrorist who helped abduct, torture and murder an Israeli soldier as a "political prisoner." A recent Guardian theatre review referred to Walid Daqqa as one of two "former political prisoners" involved in a Palestinian production. There's a pretty major problem with that description. Daqqa was convicted in 1986 for commanding a PFLP cell that abducted, tortured and murdered Israeli soldier Moshe Tamam in 1985. Tamam's killers reportedly gouged out his eyes, mutilated and castrated him before shooting him dead. That is the history the Guardian chose to reduce to "political prisoner." Learn more at www.camera.org Follow us on social media: Facebook - @CAMERA4Truth X - @CAMERA4Truth Instagram - @camera4truth