Members of the Democratic party have been sliding away from Israel for years, but the
The New York Times headlines the story about a Palestinian terrorist killed by Israeli soldiers he attacked in such a way as to indicate he was killed for no reason, and runs an accompanying photo of his weeping family
Why did the New York Times choose to run a picture of a weeping family rather than the terrorist who was killed?
CNN includes Jerusalem’s Old City as an example of “25 magnificent structures on the verge of extinction.”
When the NY Times implied that the UNHRC treated all countries equally, we showed how they were factually incorrect. Please take a moment to sign our letter to the Times’ Public Editor
The New York Times makes an editorial comment stuck in the middle of an article that undermines the Israeli Prime Minister’s claim that the United Nations Human Rights Council is “obsessed” with Israel. But the facts are on the Prime Minister’s side and the comment is harmful and misleading.
Listen to Yarden Frankl on the Voice of Israel by clicking on the image above
A CNN video report about the recent attempt to circumvent the Gaza naval blockade contains a shocking inaccuracy.
The State Department has sharpened its opposition to Israel’s presence in the West Bank in
The New York Times dismissed the Prime Minister’s claim that the United Nations Human Rights Council is obsessed with Israel. But the facts show otherwise.
This weekend, a Palestinian armed with a machine gun opened fire at soldiers on a
The BDS movement is not about economic pressure on Israel, and it’s not about advancing
The Guardian promotes radical Marxist anti-Israel propagandist, Dr. Mads Gilbert’s new book.
After replying to the question in the subject field, it occurred to me that this
What’s Next: Israeli Settler Blunts Palestinian Teen’s Knife?
An Israeli border policeman is stabbed by a Palestinian in Jerusalem but Australia’s ABC News and Sky News confuse the victim with the attacker.
It’s tough to decide which is more misleading: The AFP headline or the picture under it.
In an interview full of leading questions, the BBC’s Evan Davis asks Israeli politician Tzipi Livni whether she would describe her parents as terrorists.
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