The Daily Telegraph removes a timeline that erroneously attributed the death of an Israeli teen kidnapped by Hamas, to “live IDF fire.”
The Daily Telegraph portrays an IDF soldier imprisoned for breaking army regulations as a free speech martyr as a result of critical comments he made on TV.
Why is a photo of graffiti and swastikas in a southern Israeli city used by the Daily Telegraph to illustrate an analysis of Israel-Hezbollah tensions?
The Daily Telegraph fails to clarify a false quote claiming Israel is still occupying Lebanese land.
The Daily Telegraph fails to include context leading to the false impression that Israeli police “stormed” the al-Aqsa Mosque.
The Daily Telegraph refuses to acknowledge Jerusalem is located in Israel in the interests of “neutrality.”
The Israeli army has been taking all kinds of steps to minimize Palestinian civilian casualties.
The Daily Telegraph’s headline on the breakdown of the Gaza ceasefire implicates both Israel and Hamas as equally responsible.
The following two photos attributed to Hatem Moussa of the Associated Press appeared in a
Writing in the Daily Telegraph, Chris Doyle portrays kidnapping-supporting Hamas as a key to a peace that Israel is trying to destroy.
Following the successful Rolling Stones concert in Tel Aviv, it’s not been a great week
The Daily Telegraph may wish to rethink this mildly amusing headline: Personally, I’ve lived in
HR gets the correction.
An otherwise fair article on Ariel Sharon by Con Coughlin in the Daily Telegraph contains
It’s not unusual to see articles referring to Israel as the “Startup Nation” by virtue
Firstly, in the interests of full disclosure – when it comes to British journalist and
Multiple versions of the same story.
Sensationalist reporting of unusual Israeli security measures.
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