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Hopeless in Gaza: Hopeless Journalism
Sending a journalist into the cauldron of the Mideast conflict without any background knowledge is
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January 9, 2008
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Sending a journalist into the cauldron of the Mideast conflict without any background knowledge is
Our seventh annual recognition of the most skewed and biased coverage of the Mideast conflict.
A project sets out to prove that any country can be made to look like a pariah.
As children, many of us grew up trusting John Craven’s BBC Newsround for a simple understanding of
The Jerusalem Post reports: The editor of an Arabic daily newspaper published in London said
Despite what happened to Alan Johnston, Jane Corbin and her colleagues from the BBC’s flagship
Giving a platform to extremists and supporters of terrorism raises many questions. Last night, Channel
Two op-eds are published in response to Hamas propaganda in the LA Times.
The Jewish Chronicle reports: A BBC journalist allowed into Gaza to help negotiate the release of
Hamas is aided and abetted by another mainstream US newspaper.
Richard Littlejohn addresses British anti-Semitism in a Channel 4 documentary.
Could the NY Times and Washington Post be guilty of providing material support for a terrorist organization?
The BBC apologizes for its Israel coverage?
The brutal Palestinian infighting and Hamas takeover of Gaza does not fit comfortably into the all-too
Terrorists launch attack across the Israel-Gaza border in a vehicle disguised as a TV truck.
Perhaps it is unfair of us to single out Jeremy Bowen amidst the wealth of
Sderot continues to suffer as a woman loses her life to a Qassam missile.
The media fails to do justice to the suffering of Sderot.
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