Gaza Border Coverage: Shame on the Media
With the news that Hamas claim 50 of the Palestinians killed by the IDF at the Gaza border violence were their operatives, will the international media climb down from their knee-jerk assault on Israel?
With the news that Hamas claim 50 of the Palestinians killed by the IDF at the Gaza border violence were their operatives, will the international media climb down from their knee-jerk assault on Israel?
The LA Times erroneously claims that all Arab MKs would boycott US Vice President Mike Pence’s Knesset speech yet ignores repeated requests for a correction.
Writing in the LA Times, Human Rights Watch employee Abier Almasri describes life in Gaza without electricity yet places responsibility on Israel as the “occupying power.”
The LA Times accuses Israel of demonizing and excluding BDS activists, who it misrepresents as merely opposing the occupation – but why is the LA Times less concerned about the hateful, vitriolic BDS movement that demonizes and excludes Israel and Jews, while perpetuating hatred and violence towards them?
Media publish headlines on the sentencing of Israeli soldier Elor Azaria yet refer, with no context, to the Palestinian terrorist as a “suspect” or a “wounded man.”
The LA Times is entitled to its opinions in defense of anti-Semitism, harassment, threats and intimidation, but the United States Supreme Court, the U.S. Constitution, and almost the entirety of Western civilization, disagree.
Makdisi is calling for universities to be made safer places for students to freely express their views – yet it is radical anti-Israel activists like himself who make Jewish and pro-Israel students feel intimidated and unsafe standing up for their views and for the Jewish state.
An LA Times book review by former Middle East correspondent Nicholas Goldberg erroneously refers to Gaza being occupied for nearly 50 years.
Boycotting Israel Isn’t Free Speech.
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As a wave of Palestinian terror continues to escalate, some media have joined in the assault on Israelis.
Maher Abukhater’s coverage of the Temple Mount disturbances for the LA Times misses out vital context and promotes a false narrative.
The LA Times’s headline erroneously states that a Palestinian terrorist involved in a Tel Aviv bus stabbing is dead. HonestReporting gets the correction.
As Israel grieves for the loss of three teens murdered by Hamas terrorists, we expose some of the media’s worst reporting.
The second part of our long-term study.
Now that the West has decided to work with a Palestinian “unity” government, Hamas is being mentioned
Three major newspapers’ Israel coverage compared.
Once again, it all started when Israel fired back.
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