ABC Australia’s primer video on the history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for children is not simplification but distortion and falsification.
An ABC guide to the two-state solution aims to clear up any confusion on the issue for its readers. Instead it leads its readers to adopt the Palestinians’ favored and distorted version of history and the conflict, leading to only more confusion.
Media publish headlines on the sentencing of Israeli soldier Elor Azaria yet refer, with no context, to the Palestinian terrorist as a “suspect” or a “wounded man.”
The Daily Mail’s Mail Online corrects a headline that referred to “Tel Aviv’s Iron Dome” in a story on an ISIS rocket attack on Eilat.
The supposedly credible Cambridge Dictionary’s online version incorrectly states that Tel Aviv is an example of a Middle Eastern capital city.
Writing in The Guardian, Sarah Helm fails to disclose the background of a Palestinian “cartographer” and falsely claims that busloads of Ukrainian immigrants are being whisked to West Bank settlements.
The Associated Press illustrates a report on a Palestinian terror attack with photos of the mourning relatives of a Palestinian involved in terror who was killed in a totally unrelated incident. Is it too much for the AP to portray Israelis as victims when they are targeted by Palestinian terrorists?
The BBC corrects a report claiming the Pope called Mahmoud Abbas an “angel of peace,” following a complaint by our Watchdog of the Week, Stephen Franklin.
Is The Guardian mislabeling Israel’s capital when it refers to “Washington and Tel Aviv?”
Confusion at the Daily Mail, which wrongly states that Israel has announced the building of thousands of settlements.
Success as the Sydney Morning Herald corrects its Tel Aviv error following an HonestReporting complaint to the Australian Press Council.
The Daily Telegraph erroneously states that Tel Aviv is Israel’s capital. HonestReporting gets the correction.
The Independent stoops to some of the worst breaches of journalistic ethics in publishing an anti-Israel, Ben White opinion piece.
The New York Times’ new bureau chief Ian Fisher displays a disturbing lack of nuance when reporting on the issue of settlements.
Business Insider erroneously writes that Israel will be moving forward with settlement building in Gaza, even though it left the area in 2005. HonestReporting gets the correction.
The Mail Online and Daily Telegraph make a mess of covering a fatal Israeli bus crash in the West Bank.
Help us to get the Sydney Morning Herald to correct a Tel Aviv capital error after its refusal to make the change.
The International Business Times republishes blatant Palestinian lies and propaganda statistics relating to Israeli “raids on Al-Aqsa mosque.”
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