A video report uses a misleading headline while the narration conveniently omits a stone throwing incident.
Selective Outrage: Israeli Facebook Photos Spark Media Circus
Why is the media so obsessed by one former Israeli soldier’s Facebook post at the expense of major Mideast news stories?
Border Clash: A Case Study in Reuters Photography
A closer look at Reuters’ photos of last week’s Lebanese border skirmish raises some troubling questions.
Special Alert: Media Collusion in Lebanon Ambush
What were photographers and journalists doing at the scene of the incident before a deadly exchange of fire between Lebanese and Israeli forces?
Special Alert: Boats, Bias and Big Lies
A simple click can help win the battle and turn the tide of public opinion and media reporting of the Gaza flotilla incident.
Cartoonist Makes an Ass of Himself
A NY Times syndicated cartoonist draws an inappropriate response to a Palestinian donkey bomb.
Return of the Living Dead
Credibility of Palestinian medical sources questioned as teen allegedly shot dead by the IDF returns to his family alive only days later.
Not the White Response
The Guardian Associate Editor’s weak excuses and justifications for outrageous comments against Israel.
Double Standards? Nato’s Afghan Errors
Why are Afghan civilian casualties “accidents” but Palestinian civilian casualties are “war crimes”?
Israel Releases Goldstone Response
Israel’s own investigations into Operation Cast Lead are published.
