The Daily Telegraph’s coverage of the Israeli government’s Al-Dura report rightly includes comment from France 2′s Charles Enderlin, one of the main protagonists and the journalist under...
Israel Report: Al-Dura Did Not Die in 2000 Shooting
The Israeli government releases its findings.
HR In the Media: Countering the Global Media Assault on Israel
Panelists Gerald Steinberg, David Olesker, Simon Plosker, debate moderator Leah Zinder. Photo: Courtesy David E. Kaplan HR Managing Editor Simon Plosker recently appeared on a guest panel in front of some...
Exposed: Award Winning Gaza Image was Photoshopped
This image of a Gaza funeral appeared in many media outlets. ExtremeTech now reports: It turns out that the 2013 World Press Photo of the Year — the largest and most prestigious press photography award...
Newseum Reconsiders Honoring Hamas Terrorists
Everything you need to know about today’s coverage of Israel and the Mideast. Join the Israel Daily News Stream on Facebook. Today’s Top Stories 1. Washington DC’s Newseum reconsiders...
Where’s the Third Temple?
The Times of London (subscription only) publishes a story under the following headline: The article explains: A call for religious freedom in Jerusalem by Baroness Ashton of Upholland, the EU foreign...
Al-Dura Wasn’t Even Hurt: Truth Set to be Revealed
In what could be a significant turn of events the Jerusalem Post reports: Not only was 12-year-old Gazan Muhammad al-Dura not killed by IDF fire in 2000 – he was not even hurt. That was the preliminary...
Media Museum to Honor Hamas Terrorists
How can Hamas terrorists be treated as genuine journalists?
Stephen Hawking’s Media Mess
Professor Stephen Hawking’s decision to boycott Israel’s President’s Conference left a nasty taste in the mouth.
SUCCESS: BBC Corrects Syrian Propaganda Headline
On Monday, we asked you to send your complaints to the BBC over this headline: We pointed out that the headline was taking Syrian propaganda at face value, making it appear as if Israel was associated...
