By giving a platform to someone with downright ridiculous views, CNN (and other media who have in the past published his rantings) is guilty of lending journalistic legitimacy where none should exist.
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.
This article originally appeared on Israel National News. Yes, Charlie Hebdo published crude, offensive, insensitive
At a Paris anti-terror rally, the BBC’s Tim Willcox causes outrage when he suggests that “Palestinians suffer greatly at Jewish hands.”
Four years before the French terror attack, the Paris Bureau Chief for Time Magazine, Bruce Crumley, published a surprising column, writing that it is wrong to provoke Muslims.
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.
Leaving out the rocket attacks is leaving out a crucial element of the conflict. The New York Times motto should be “all the news that — we decide — is fit to print.”
Listen to Yarden Frankl on the Voice of Israel by clicking on the image above
As the Palestinians shift the conflict with Israel to the international arena, Israel’s perspective on
What is really unprofessional and misleading is the attempt to equate Israelis’ very reasonable desire to take self-defense classes with old, uncorroborated allegations in the interests of appearing balanced.
Is it a coincidence that The Independent quotes sources in the same story who both promote the Israel “apartheid” libel?
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.
When rounding up the biggest stories of the year, it’s revealing to look at which posts
Why couldn’t you call it an ‘attack’?” I continued. His response? “You’ve got to be kidding me? One word? Are you brain dead?”
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