Both the New York Times and Irish Times headlines omit vital context leaving readers to believe Israeli soldiers shot dead a Palestinian without cause.
Gavin Gross is our Watchdog of the Week for getting his letter published in the New York Times.
Let’s make our comments section a place that we can all feel comfortable posting on.
The UK Jewish community asks why a political party leadership contender associates with anti-Semites. Yasmin Alibhai-Brown opines that it’s all a “hard Zionist” conspiracy.
With the rise of the so-called Islamic State, multiple groups fighting each other in the
BBC Panorama goes off the rails as filmmaker Adam Wishart uses the Jerusalem Light Rail to negatively portray Israel’s sovereignty over its capital.
A photo feature in the Telegraph on “The world’s most beautiful mosques” places the Al-Aqsa Mosque in “Jerusalem, Palestine.”
The BBC Trust rejects an appeal over the BBC’s whitewash of Tim Willcox’s outrageous reporting in the aftermath of the Paris terror attacks.
Following the conclusion of an Iranian nuclear deal, a BBC presenter claims that Iran is not a threat to Israel in an interview with Minister Danny Danon.
The Daily Telegraph removes a timeline that erroneously attributed the death of an Israeli teen kidnapped by Hamas, to “live IDF fire.”
The Independent corrects the error after wrongly referring to Israel’s security barrier as a “high wall.”
CNN includes Jerusalem’s Old City as an example of “25 magnificent structures on the verge of extinction.”
A Palestinian stone-thrower dies after IDF soldiers respond by firing back. Some of the media headlines distort the story.
The Guardian promotes radical Marxist anti-Israel propagandist, Dr. Mads Gilbert’s new book.
Frank Melloul is the CEO of the Israel-based international news channel i24 News.
Itai Anghel is one of the most prominent TV journalists in Israel, known for his unique field work and in-depth documentaries. Anghel is the only Israeli journalist who has been covering the Islamic State from within.
Ari Briggs is Director of the International Department at Regavim, a research-backed legal advocacy organization focused on land ownership issues whose mission is to ensure the responsible, legal, and environmentally-friendly use of Israel’s national lands.
Originally from Australia, Dr. Michael Harari moved to northern Israel in 2011, in search of a quieter life, and some goats. However, when Ziv Hospital, where Dr. Harari works as a pediatrician started receiving the first of hundreds of victims of Syrian fighting, he knew that his life was about to change.
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