The Times of London corrects after writing that an Israeli family caught up in the Chabad of Poway synagogue shooting attack left Israel due to “religious violence.”
The New York Times apologizes for an antisemitic cartoon but still publishes yet another cartoon in the midst of a firestorm of anger.
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A Times of London columnist asks if Google Maps is deliberately preventing tourists from visiting the West Bank in order to isolate the Palestinians.
The New York Times international print edition publishes an offensive cartoon drawing upon blatant antisemitic tropes.
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Mick Dumper in The Guardian states the Jewish historical presence on the Temple Mount is an “increasingly strident claim.”
Benjamin Netanyahu has won the Israeli election. But how did the foreign media and their “expert” analysts cover events?
The Daily Telegraph wrongly states Erez Crossing goes into Egypt, effectively erasing Israel’s role in the rescue of dozens of animals from a Gaza zoo.
The BBC erroneously states that the Palestinian Authority, not Hamas, is in charge of the Gaza Strip. HonestReporting gets the correction.
An Irish commentator falsely claims that Israel may heavily restrict access for foreign press during the Eurovision Song Content.
Our latest Watchdog of the Week is Richard Wilkins of Syracuse, NY, for his letter in the Minnesota Star Tribune rebutting a blinkered defender Ilhan Omar.
The BBC’s story of the Entebbe crisis counts 94 Israelis, erasing the non-Israeli Jews also held hostage. Rather than correct, the BBC doubles down.
Sky News corrects the error after HonestReporting points out that communities on the Israel side of the Gaza border are not “settlements.”
A headline in dozens of media outlets following a rocket attack falsely stated Israeli troops were mobilizing in Gaza gets corrected…twice.
A roundup of faulty coverage in the immediate aftermath of a rocket attack on the Israeli community of Mishmeret and the subsequent Israeli response.
After a rocket fired from Gaza struck a family home in central Israel, CNN’s headline described a rocket ‘landing.’
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