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The Daily Express headline states as fact that Trump and Netanyahu had a 'furious row', when its own body rests the claim on one anonymous source via Ynet and reports that Netanyahu's office denied it. The outlet then repeats the disputed row in its own voice, in a caption and in the sentence reporting the denial, so a reader takes a contested account as settled.
Headline goes beyond the article
Serious
“'get into shouting match from hell' in furious row over Iran war”
Why this matters
The headline asserts a 'furious row' in the Express's own voice, with no 'reportedly' or 'Israeli media reports'. It also puts 'get into' inside the quotation marks, though the only quoted words in the body are 'a shouting match from hell'.
The impression it gives
That a furious row between Trump and Netanyahu is an established fact.
The context
The body rests the claim on a single unnamed source cited by Ynet and says 'it has been claimed'. It reports that Netanyahu's office denied the confrontation and that a senior Israeli official called the call 'very much not a difficult conversation'. Other outlets marked the same story as reported or alleged.
How we know
Elsewhere in the article“it has been claimed”
Elsewhere in the article“was "very much not a difficult conversation"”