Perhaps someone at the NY Times was hung over from a Mayan apocalypse party. Less than a week after apologizing for saying that Israeli development in E1 would cut the West Bank in two, the New York Times...
NY Times: E1 Won’t Divide West Bank in Two After All
The NY Times corrected the record on E1 construction. It’s a media precedent: An article on Dec. 2 about Israel’s decision to move forward with planning and zoning for settlements in an area east...
Reuters Blames Israel For Doomsday
It’s an otherwise forgettable analysis of Israeli plans to develop E1. Could Reuters possibly have come up with a more sensationalized headline? “Doomsday” hill may be one Israeli settlement...
Despite the Hype, E1 Doesn’t Cut West Bank in Two
The patch of land the world’s fixated on today is roughly 4.5 square miles adjacent to Jerusalem and Maale Adumim. There’s no fancy name to the place. It’s simply known by the bureaucratic...
Media Cheat Sheet 12/06/2011
Everything you need to know about today’s media coverage of Israel and the Mideast. Fallout continues from a trio of American diplomatic slaps at Israel. The Muslim Brotherhood has to navigate between...
Media Cheat Sheet 11/02/2011
Everything you need to know about today’s media coverage of Israel. Shortly before publishing today’s cheat sheet, media reports came up of a two-boat flotilla of ships travelling from Turkey...
Annapolis And The Core Issues
A primer on the core issues confronting world leaders and the media.
Orla Guerin’s Lack of Contiguity
Awarding anti-Israel reporting; also, debunking the latest media myth on contiguity of Palestinian regions.
‘Showdown’ at the Crawford Corral?
In coverage of a key Bush-Sharon meeting, media outlets manufacture a controversy that simply didn't exist.
