The New York Times changes its headline following two terror attacks, suggesting that Palestinians were only “suspected” of murdering two Israelis.
The Daily Mail erroneously refers to Tel Aviv as Israel’s capital.
The Independent misleadingly refers to Israel’s security barrier as a “430 mile-long brick wall.”
NBC News produces an inappropriate and sensationalist headline to cover a Jerusalem terror attack.
The Daily Telegraph fails to include context leading to the false impression that Israeli police “stormed” the al-Aqsa Mosque.
Sky News reports on Amnesty’s accusations of Israeli “war crimes” in Gaza, yet fails, unlike other media outlets, to include an Israeli response.
The BBC produces yet another faulty headline as Jerusalem suffers another car terror attack.
The Guardian diminishes the importance of the Temple Mount for Jews.
The Scotsman erroneously claims that Yehuda Glick was campaigning for Jews to be allowed to pray in the al-Aqsa mosque.
The Guardian states that the Jewish Temple “reputedly once stood” on the Temple Mount.
Haaretz prints an offensive cartoon on U.S.-Israeli relations that makes a mockery of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
The New York Times allows Israeli Arab journalist Rula Jebreal to deliberately portray Israel as institutionally racist towards its Arab minority.
For Irish diplomat Richard Ryan, in the Irish Times, Israeli settlements are the single biggest threat to peace with the Palestinians.
The Guardian describes a terrorist attack which killed a three-month-old baby as a “car crash.”
Is the terrorist murder of a 3-month-old Israeli morally equivalent to the death of a Palestinian youth throwing a Molotov cocktail? It is according to CNN.
The AP, AFP and BBC all produce appalling headline fails in their coverage of a Palestinian terror attack in Jerusalem that killed a three-month-old baby.
Today’s Top Stories 1. Two Israeli soldiers have been wounded on the Lebanese border after
Today’s Top Stories 1. A skirmish between Israeli troops and Lebanese forces on the northern border
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