Our third annual recognition of the most skewed and biased coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Child’s Play in Gaza?
AP apparently mis-captions an unregulated weapon as a child's "toy"; also, an ulterior motive for the Geneva Accord lacks publication.
AP, Reuters Omit Terror in Israel
The two largest wire agencies release chronicles of world terror that completely ignore attacks in Israel.
The Media’s Mideast Relativism
Under the guise of objectivity, the media try to 'democratize' a corrupt and dictatorial Palestinian regime.
Ins and Outs of Choosing the News
AP and Reuters select news items that question Israeli policy — but avoid items that justify it.
Cycle of Arafat
With the resignation of Palestinian Prime Minister Abbas, Yassir Arafat reasserts himself — undermining the key precondition for peace talks.
Prisoners: Fact vs. Fiction
London's The Guardian downplays the significance of Israel's prisoner release with unsubstantiated claims of mass arrests.
Security Fence Scrutiny
Israel's security fence receives unjustified media scrutiny, including comparisons to apartheid.
Hudna With Hamas
The media translate "hudna" as "truce," misrepresenting the term's religious, historical and modern meaning.
All Wet in Toronto
A Toronto Sun column replete with inaccuracies claims the road map is only good for Israel; also, AP misrepresents Camp David.
