‘Koran Rippings’ and ‘Cancer Juice’
Media outlets promulgate absurd fabrications from Palestinian spokespersons.
ManagingTeam
June 21, 2005
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Media outlets promulgate absurd fabrications from Palestinian spokespersons.
Continued media omission of incitement to violence in Palestinian culture.
New Age Goddess writers villainize Israel.
Awarding anti-Israel reporting; also, debunking the latest media myth on contiguity of Palestinian regions.
Reuters misrepresents the initial Palestinian obligation under the road map.
The cable network insists on granting air time to a notorious Holocaust denier.
Media outlets report only the segment of Palestinian opinion that denounces the ongoing terror.
Toronto Sun columnist Eric Margolis crosses the bounds of ethical journalism.
Coverage of a young Palestinian's death highlights a two-stage problem with media treatment of the conflict.
On the anniversary of the liberation of German death camps, The Spectator suggests an IDF-Nazi comparison.
AFP and AP employ reporters who also receive paychecks from the Palestinian Authority.
Anti-Israel ideologues rewrite history and deny the fundamental challenges facing the region.
Inserting anti-Israel rhetoric into ostensibly neutral medical journals and academic literature
Inserting anti-Israel rhetoric into ostensibly neutral academic literature
Reporter Jonathan Cook endorses terrorism as 'the surest way' to promote Palestinian goals.
AFP frames Sharon as villain, and an IDF soldier offers another look at checkpoint culture.
As Palestinians riot against Yassir Arafat, world media outlets respond.
A distorted headline, a factual mistake, and downplaying of Palestinian terror
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