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LA Times Deceives Over Temple Mount Troubles
Maher Abukhater’s coverage of the Temple Mount disturbances for the LA Times misses out vital context and promotes a false narrative.
Simon Plosker
September 16, 2015
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Maher Abukhater’s coverage of the Temple Mount disturbances for the LA Times misses out vital context and promotes a false narrative.
Some media managed to make a real muck up over coverage of disturbances on the Temple Mount.
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The Independent corrects the error after wrongly referring to Israel’s security barrier as a “high wall.”
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Despite accusations Israel opened dams to flood Gaza being proven a lie, the Daily Mail amends its article with equal “balance” to the lie and the truth.
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The Irish Independent’s Eamon Delaney erroneously states that Gaza is “surrounded by Israel” and claims the West Bank is “surrounded by a huge wall.”
The International Business Times multiplies by 100 the casualty figures from the 2014 Gaza war.
Forbes journalist Richard Behar rips apart the Associated Press for its report on Gazan civilian casualties from Israel’s Operation Protective Edge.
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