Associated Press Mess
With distribution to 8,500 newspapers around the world, the Associated Press carries a lot of clout. Some of its Israel coverage has been shocking.
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June 4, 2001
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With distribution to 8,500 newspapers around the world, the Associated Press carries a lot of clout. Some of its Israel coverage has been shocking.
While an investigative committee makes cessation of violence the first step, Palestinians — and editors — link it to a freeze on settlements.
Bad coverage of murdered Israeli children, the Pope's visit to Syria, and a boatload of weapons off the coast of Gaza.
Martin Peretz, editor-in-chief and chairman of The New Republic, has consistently stood by Israel's side, exposing the Arab rhetoric commonly parroted in the Western media.
HonestReporting objected to the Washington Post's down-playing of infanticide. The Post tries to shift the blame.
Reporting a murder in the passive form changes the meaning entirely. Someone at The Washington Post tried to pull a fast one.
Israel's partner in peace, and America's strongest Arab ally, is flaming the fans of hatred in its government-backed media.
In a classic case of imbalanced reporting, media reports pour in about the blockade of Palestinian towns — but nothing about the blockade imposed on Israelis.
Two notorious anti-Israel reporters gang up to cover the same piece of propaganda – and use nearly identical language in the process.
250,000 people gathered outside the Old City walls in support of Jerusalem. Did it receive fair coverage in the media?
The Washington Post brings some outrageous Palestinian claims — and then fails to question if there is any Israeli refutation.
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