News Critiques
Panorama in Gaza: The BBC Gets It Right?
Despite what happened to Alan Johnston, Jane Corbin and her colleagues from the BBC’s flagship
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August 20, 2007
Despite what happened to Alan Johnston, Jane Corbin and her colleagues from the BBC’s flagship
Giving a platform to extremists and supporters of terrorism raises many questions. Last night, Channel
Two op-eds are published in response to Hamas propaganda in the LA Times.
The Jewish Chronicle reports: A BBC journalist allowed into Gaza to help negotiate the release of
Hamas is aided and abetted by another mainstream US newspaper.
Richard Littlejohn addresses British anti-Semitism in a Channel 4 documentary.
Could the NY Times and Washington Post be guilty of providing material support for a terrorist organization?
The BBC apologizes for its Israel coverage?
The brutal Palestinian infighting and Hamas takeover of Gaza does not fit comfortably into the all-too
Terrorists launch attack across the Israel-Gaza border in a vehicle disguised as a TV truck.
Perhaps it is unfair of us to single out Jeremy Bowen amidst the wealth of
Sderot continues to suffer as a woman loses her life to a Qassam missile.
The media fails to do justice to the suffering of Sderot.
A seemingly positive BBC article "forgets" why Iraqi Jews left their former homes.
The long-running efforts to force the BBC to publish the contents of the Balen Report
Does the media report the story or does it play some role in creating it?
It is not often that the British media takes a critical look at the Palestinian
Following the kidnapping of the BBC’s Gaza correspondent Alan Johnston, Tom Gross comments: Impartial observers have
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