CNN, ABC, AP, Vice Dredge Up ‘Cycle of Violence’ Myth
Israel’s attempt to stem the recent terrorist tide and restore safety for the country’s citizens
Israel’s attempt to stem the recent terrorist tide and restore safety for the country’s citizens
The language of bias is made up of words. And at their most elemental
As a wave of Palestinian terror continues to escalate, some media have joined in the assault on Israelis.
An emerging narrative about the current outbreak of Palestinian violence – which now includes a
Today’s Top Stories 1. YNet: Palestinian youths, some as young as nine, rioted in eastern
The BBC’s Yolande Knell reports from Gaza, omitting vital context, while imbuing Israelis with a particular malevolence.
Writing in the Daily Telegraph, Chris Doyle portrays kidnapping-supporting Hamas as a key to a peace that Israel is trying to destroy.
The Christian Science Monitor misunderstands when it portrays Israel as participating in a “cycle of revenge killings” in response to three teens’ murder.
The Irish Times falsely depicts a “cycle of violence” despite Israel responding to the murder of three teens by Hamas terrorists.
While its actual article doesn’t employ such terminology, the Financial Times’ subhead on its Middle
Once again, it all started when Israel fired back.
“If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?”
The verdict from an Israeli judge that Rachel Corrie’s death was an accident has set
The BBC issues a rare acknowledgment of fault.
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