New York Times Electrifies Israel’s Gaza Fence
The New York Times erroneously refers to Israel’s Gaza security fence as “electrified.”
Simon Plosker
May 2, 2018
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The New York Times erroneously refers to Israel’s Gaza security fence as “electrified.”
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The BBC treats its youth demographic in an infantile manner when attempting to explain the ongoing row over Jeremy Corbyn and UK Labour Party antisemitism.
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Hamas claims to advocate for ‘non-violence.’ The AP, however, discovers that carrying out acts of violence involving throwing stones and firebombs is somehow acceptable under the Hamas definition.
According to a Financial Times headline, a “Palestinian lecturer” is assassinated in Malaysia. This “lecturer” is actually a senior Hamas terrorist.
The Independent’s coverage of Natalie Portman and the Genesis Prize claims that she campaigned for Israeli “regime change.”
The Sunday Times of London erroneously implies that Tel Aviv is Israel’s center of government and decision making. HonestReporting gets the correction.
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Saeb Erekat falsely claims that the Palestinian shot by an IDF bullet in a viral video of Israeli soldiers celebrating, was the victim of an “extrajudicial killing” even though he was actually shot in the leg and injured.
The Independent’s opinion pieces on the Gaza protests by Sarah Helm and Ben White contain a false Ben Gurion quote and a fraudulent claim that an IDF tweet portrays a sniper sight trained on Palestinian protesters.
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The Observer fails to conform to its own style guide when it refers to Tel Aviv, falsely implying it to be Israel’s capital city.
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