Was there ever any doubt?
"There was no ban," [on journalists entering the Gaza Strip –Ed.] Seaman declared, "Israel did not want to endanger the lives of the workers at the crossings so we didn't open them, not for humanitarian reasons and not for foreign journalists."
"Those spoiled crybabies just didn't want to put a little effort in [to getting into Gaza]," he said "We never arrested anyone who went in, nor are we running after them now," which proves that it wasn't an actual Israeli policy.
"In hindsight, next time we should make it an actual policy. This week proves it. All of the reporters have been let in and they are accepting everything everyone says at face value. Maybe 3% are calling and asking for an Israeli response, or talking to the IDF spokesman. They are a fig leaf for Hamas.
The most truthful thing I have ever read online.
[i]"However, a week after a fragile cease-fire went into effect, media experts the Post spoke with agreed that the decision had been a good one."[/i]
... but were afraid to say so before??? Why didn't they say so before? I know the regular media wouldn't report this, but someone should have.