As hundreds of Jews visited the Temple Mount celebrating Jerusalem Day, photo captions describe “fanatic Jews raiding the Al-Aqsa mosque.”
Is Israel’s Iron Dome “notorious?” It is according to the Daily Mail’s Mail Online, which makes a mess of its story on Israeli defensive measures during the Eurovision Song Contest.
Any journalist worth their salt knows that their work requires describing what has happened, and
A headline in dozens of media outlets following a rocket attack falsely stated Israeli troops were mobilizing in Gaza gets corrected…twice.
The Daily Mail’s Mail Online took its time but thanks to HonestReporting’s persistence, corrects a mistaken attribution to a former IDF chief rabbi.
Peter Oborne’s remarks in the Daily Mail on Prince William’s Israel visit include the antisemitic charge of Israelis poisoning Palestinian wells.
While Hamas instigated violence at the Gaza border, Israel is blamed by many media outlets for the deaths of Palestinians intent on breaching the security fence.
UK media omitted Israel from their headlines about Prince William’s visit, despite the future king being set to make the first official Royal Family visit to Israel.
The Daily Mail’s Mail Online publishes a story accusing Israeli forces of demolishing graves in a Muslim cemetery in Jerusalem. Except it never happened.
The Daily Mail and Daily Express both use misleading terminology in a conflict where use of language matters.
As President Donald Trump declares US recognition of Jerusalem as Israel’s capital, some media made a muck up of their facts.
HonestReporting achieved 20 significant corrections in November 2017, including from Google, the Oxford English Dictionary, CNN and the BBC.
A mixture of ignorance and poor editing creates an historical mess of errors in a Daily Mail story.
The UK doesn’t recognize a Palestinian state. The Palestinians have a diplomatic mission, not an embassy. So why do media outlets refer to the Palestinian “ambassador?”
Writing in the Daily Mail, historian Dominic Sandbrook makes sweeping and inaccurate generalizations, historical statements lacking in context, and even falls for the very propaganda he claims to oppose.
The Daily Mail’s Mail Online erroneously blames the Israeli police rather than Facebook for a bizarre Arabic mistranslation that led to the wrongful arrest of a Palestinian.
Despite Australia not recognizing Palestinian statehood, the Daily Mail unilaterally upgrades the Palestinian diplomatic representation to that of an embassy with an ambassador.
Media coverage of a terror attack at the gates to the Israeli community of Har Adar create issues of nuance over the exact location and question marks over the terror word.
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