At first I thought the guy in the light green blanket was just too ticklish to be carried, then I realized he was actually on what looks like a dark green litter of sorts, possibly a military stretcher. Clumsy pallbearers seem to be the only answer for the drops. With the crowd gathered, that last drop was pretty funny. They acted as though they had seen a ghost.
;^)

And then they panicked when they saw a camera filming the funeral they were staging for publicity.

Okay, I’ll bite. What kind of “panic” lasts for a second, then quickly manages to persuade all panickers back to the same ploy? It had absolutely nothing to do with someone spotting the high-flying (above whisps of clouds) drone. It has to do with fooling the people you’re with, then quickly explaining what’s going on to get them back. Of course the ploy is aimed against Israel, so all Palestinians, regardless of how they might feel about it, must be publicly for it.

It’s only the one incident, but one caught serendipitously on film. How many of these ploys have been missed by the concealed cameras, but witnessed and accepted as true funerals by the media?

Candid Camera can be a real bitch sometimes,
Dan