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Ariel Sharon: Debunking the Media Myths
Ariel Sharon’s death prompts countless obituaries in the media.
Simon Plosker
January 12, 2014
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Ariel Sharon’s death prompts countless obituaries in the media.
The NY Times publishes a feature article examining Palestinian incitement.
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An Israeli soldier is shot dead by a Lebanese Army sniper.
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More hateful rhetoric and manipulation, this time concerning plans for Negev Bedouin.
The EU removes its definition of anti-Semitism.
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The NY Times admits the error.
The NY Times twists its knife in the back of the Jewish state.
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A defense of BDS is littered with inaccuracies and falsehoods.
The Irish Times advocates for an anti-Israel organization.
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