Our third annual recognition of the most skewed and biased coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Media outlets condemn the Israeli strike against a Syrian terror camp, promulgating two myths of Syria and the war on terrorism.
Israel's security fence receives unjustified media scrutiny, including comparisons to apartheid.
Salon and MSNBC disregard Palestinian road map delays and blame Israel for Abu Mazen
A Toronto Sun column replete with inaccuracies claims the road map is only good for Israel; also, AP misrepresents Camp David.
As a summit meeting approaches, the media misrepresent the road map and strike a suspicious pose toward Sharon.
Israel's cabinet accepts the road map, but is determined to avoid Oslo
In the wake of a fatal bulldozer incident, irresponsible photo captions and disparate editorial cartoons.
The UK Guardian and the Toronto Globe & Mail take disrespectful swipes at the Israeli government.
The Independent depicts Ariel Sharon as bolstering his re-election campaign by biting into the flesh of a Palestinian baby.
Neil Macdonald, CBC's Mideast correspondent instigates other reporters to join his protest.
A year-end wrap-up contains 7 Mideast photos, 6 of them anti-Israel.
The director of the Israeli Government Press Office claims that journalists coordinated their reporting with terrorist leader Marwan Barghouti.
The southern wall of the Temple Mount is in danger of collapse. Will Muslims use this as a pretense for new violence?
Reporters Without Borders claims that Lebanon and the Palestinian Authority have greater freedom of the press than Israel.
With the dissolution of Israel
A rash of articles criticize roadblocks and school closings — in Israel, but not in DC.
A Jerusalem Post expose shows deep links between Arafat and Saddam.
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