Dishonest Reporting ‘Award’ for 2001
Our annual award for the most skewed and biased reporting.
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January 7, 2002
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Our annual award for the most skewed and biased reporting.
When Arafat calls for an end to armed attacks, the various Palestinian factions continue attacking unabated.
Israel strikes back at terrorists, and BBC portrays them as innocent bystanders.
Robert Fisk is nearly beaten to death, plus 5 more snippets from a busy week of political and military activity.
A wave of suicide attacks against Israel has the media sounding a new tone.
Palestinians exhibit a grisly re-enactment of the Sbarro suicide bombing, and the Sacramento Bee attacks Israel's anti-terror stance.
Some reporters are using the WTC attacks to call for Israeli territorial concessions, and for elimination of American aid to Israel.
"60 Minutes" in Australia gets into the anti-Israel act — justifying suicide bombers and denying Israel's right to self-defense.
The week was full of important events in the Middle East, and in a change from the norm, HonestReporting presents a digest of various media reports. All these articles are important in their own right; we encourage you to take the time to read this communique carefully.
Mass carnage and the death of 18 Jewish civilians is still not enough for CNN to take a break from parroting the Palestinian propagandist line.
BBC relies on spurious sources and manipulated testimony in its campaign to have Ariel Sharon branded a war criminal.
19 years after Ariel Sharon is cleared by U.S. and Israeli courts, the BBC dredges up old accusations and suggests the Israeli leader should be tried for war crimes.
Canada's leading newspaper is not afraid to criticize the Palestinian Authority, even as the rest of the world turns a blind eye to Arafat's campaign of violence and terror.
HonestReporting member are working hard, contacting editors in protest of anti-Israel bias. These efforts frequently pay off!
While an investigative committee makes cessation of violence the first step, Palestinians — and editors — link it to a freeze on settlements.
Does shooting babies and blowing up teenagers classify as
The CEO of Hollinger International, publishers of The Spectator (London) and The Jerusalem Post, lashes out against "rabidly anti-Israel" journalists and governments.
When HonestReporting questioned the use of the terms "terrorists" and "militants," the BBC admitted to applying an arbitrary double-standard.
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