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Editors Consider the "T-Word"

Two Florida papers revisit their refusal to call Hamas and Islamic Jihad "terrorists"; from one only, a policy change.

News Critiques
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Model Activism In Philly

Local media monitors use documentation and personal meetings to demand fair Mideast coverage from the Philadelphia Inquirer.

Spurious Statements

News outlets accept a disingenious Hamas statement as fact, thereby denying Hamas' ongoing terror.

The Human Fallout

In the wake of "The Children's Attack," profiles of families victimized by terror deserve to be reprinted broadly.

Who Got Hurt?

The Christian Science Monitor determines that the most serious injury twin suicide bombings inflicted was not to actual human victims, but to Palestinian political goals.

Shlomi Shelling

Headlines of reports on the Hezbullah terror attack state only the Israeli response, framing Israel as the aggressor.

Day In The Life

The LA Times finds two different worldviews from Palestinian and Israeli kids, but posts a title that suggests otherwise.

Security Fence Scrutiny

Israel's security fence receives unjustified media scrutiny, including comparisons to apartheid.

Off the Map

As the prime ministers travel to Washington, observers are wondering: Did the road map take a detour?

Tactless in San Diego

The San Diego Union-Tribune compares the death of an innocent terror victim to Rachel Corrie's.

A Journalist’s Critique

A veteran Italian journalist issues a searing, detailed critique of her colleagues' biased Mideast coverage.

Study: Reuters Headlines

A one-month study of Reuters headlines reveals clear bias in Reuters' Mideast coverage.

Near the West Bank

The AP and ABC News report terrorist attacks in central Israel as occurring "near the West Bank"

Hijacked by the Hudna

The media displace the road map's terms with those of the hudna — an internal Palestinian deal.

Militant Journalism

The Washington Post refers to both terrorists and settlers as "militant," blurring two separate definitions of the term.

"V" for Victory

An inaccurate AP caption identifies a non-existent movement for peace on the Palestinian street.

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