When HonestReporting questioned the use of the terms "terrorists" and "militants," the BBC admitted to applying an arbitrary double-standard.
Who is a Terrorist?
When a Western target is hit, it's the work of "terrorists." When an Israeli target is hit, it's the work of "militants." Why?
Pack Journalism: Conspiracy, Laziness or Plagiarism?
Two notorious anti-Israel reporters gang up to cover the same piece of propaganda – and use nearly identical language in the process.
Readers Letters to the Guardian
HonestReporting e-mails continue to pour into the British Guardian — attacking their lack of journalistic credibility for failing to respond to our rational critique.
Catching the Guardian Off-Guard
When the British Guardian responds in less-than-honorable fashion, the director of HonestReporting gives them a calm, rational lashing.
Who’s Watching the Guardian?
We've analyzed hundreds of publications for anti-Israel bias. The British Guardian seems among the worst.
Challenging Israel’s Democratic Process
Following last week's election of Ariel Sharon in Israel, several journalists called into question the legitimacy of Israel's democratic process.
The Demonization of Ariel Sharon
With Israeli elections in the news, many publications are unleashing ferocious attacks on Prime Minister-elect Ariel Sharon.
60 Minutes in Gilo
60 Minutes promotes itself as the work of solid investigative reporters. This time they got the story backwards.
Harper’s Magazine and the Palestinian Question
An article in the January 2001 issue of Harper's Magazine lambastes Israel for the worst crimes, including "barbarism," "fierce prejudice," "systematic violence," and even "ethnic cleansing."
