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New York Times Can’t Disguise its Disdain
The New York Times’ Jodi Rudoren profiles Nitsana Darshan-Leitner’s crusade for justice for terror victims but can’t disguise her disdain.
Simon Plosker
January 26, 2015
The New York Times’ Jodi Rudoren profiles Nitsana Darshan-Leitner’s crusade for justice for terror victims but can’t disguise her disdain.
The BBC’s Editorial Complaints Unit outlines how it will be investigating Tim Willcox’s offensive interview following the Paris terror attacks.
The Guardian and Channel 4 News promote a report by Human Rights Watch claiming that Israel abuses its Thai laborers.
The LA Times’s headline erroneously states that a Palestinian terrorist involved in a Tel Aviv bus stabbing is dead. HonestReporting gets the correction.
Why is a photo of graffiti and swastikas in a southern Israeli city used by the Daily Telegraph to illustrate an analysis of Israel-Hezbollah tensions?
The Daily Telegraph fails to clarify a false quote claiming Israel is still occupying Lebanese land.
The Times of London misleadingly refers to a “Jewish border” between Israel and the Syrian Golan Heights.
In the aftermath of his bizarre anti-Israel outburst on Twitter, anchorman Jim Clancy has left CNN but neither Clancy nor his former employers are stating why he has gone.
The jihad’s brainwashing machines are not alone; they are backed by the lies against Israel in the media and in the academia.
At a Paris anti-terror rally, the BBC’s Tim Willcox causes outrage when he suggests that “Palestinians suffer greatly at Jewish hands.”
CNN’s Jim Clancy exposes his anti-Israel feelings in a bizarre Twitter outburst concerning the Charlie Hebdo terror attack in Paris.
The conspiracy theorists and anti-Semites claim that Israel is responsible for the Charlie Hebdo terror attack.
Is it a coincidence that The Independent quotes sources in the same story who both promote the Israel “apartheid” libel?
Today’s Top Stories 1. The Palestinian resolution calling for an Israeli withdrawal to the pre-1967 lines
The Times of London reports the Palestinian national soccer team’s difficulties travelling to a tournament but fails to acknowledge Israeli security issues.
Lara Marlowe in the Irish Times whitewashes Hamas responsibility for the Gaza conflict in a blatant example of opinions disguised as news.
Mehdi Hasan rehashes the same tired old anti-Israel Christmas story in the New Statesman.
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