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Israel Made Me Set Myself on Fire, Part 2
On September 3, we noted The Guardian’s report that an unemployed Gaza man had died after setting himself alight, apparently in protest over his family’s dire living conditions. For Harriet Sherwood,...
Israel Made Me Set Myself on Fire
The Guardian reports that an unemployed Gaza man has died after setting himself alight, apparently in protest over his family’s dire living conditions. Harriet Sherwood expands on Gaza’s woes...
Rachel Corrie and the “Cycle of Violence”
The verdict from an Israeli judge that Rachel Corrie’s death was an accident has set off a predictable whirlwind of media coverage. Reading The Guardian’s report, this section stands out: At...
BBC Man Lands New York Times Top Job
Mark Thompson The Daily Telegraph reports that outgoing BBC director general Mark Thompson has been named president and chief executive of the New York Times. According to the report: Mr Thompson will...
HR Comment: Righting a Capital Offense
HR’s Managing Editor is published in the Jerusalem Post.
HonestReporting Forces Guardian to Retract Claim That Tel Aviv is Capital of Israel
HonestReporting achieves a significant success.
The Guardian’s Olympian Obsession
It’s not been a vintage performance by Israel’s team at the London Olympics. Disappointing for sure but perhaps not entirely surprising. What is surprising, however, is The Guardian‘s...
Israel Made Me Beat My Wife
It’s truly amazing just how far The Guardian can go when it comes to blaming Israel. Angela Robson takes a look at the status of women in Gaza and carries out some interviews: “Before the...
UPDATE: Guardian Style Guide: Tel Aviv No Longer Israel’s Capital
Update – 30/07/12 While the BBC’s failure to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital in its Olympics coverage has caught the attention of many of us, including the Israeli government,...
