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Does Media Bias Have Its Roots In the Bible?
Is it possible that media bias — particularly against Israel — has its roots in
Pesach Benson
June 16, 2019
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Is it possible that media bias — particularly against Israel — has its roots in
Although the Gaza border protests-cum-riots have calmed down significantly over recent months, the Associated Press
The Associated Press wire service marks Israeli Independence Day with a trifecta of errors.
The graphic accompanying the July 19 article (“Building Trump’s border wall not exactly “easy” experts say” claims that Israel’s separation barrier is made of prefabricated concrete sections interspersed with watch towers. In fact, only 64% of the barrier has been constructed to date and of the completed portion, 90% is made up of chain-link fencing. The drawing implies that the entire route resembles a prison wall and is misleading and inaccurate.
Dinosaurs are extinct. Jerusalem — no even close. Just don’t tell CNN!
HR’s Yarden Frankl on Voice of Israel. Today: Newsweek’s Green Line reversal, how you can help our BBC complaint, and what’s going on underground in Lebanon.
In the face of criticism, Don Melvin, the CNN reporter who wrote a poorly-sourced story
Just what is going on at CNN? According to a report: The official Palestianian news
Writers who use the op-ed section as a platform to comment on current events have
Yara Hawari attacks Israel and its democracy opining that Palestinians denied the vote by their own leaders can’t vote Israel out of existence.
Listen to Yarden Frankl on the Voice of Israel by clicking on the image above
By giving a platform to someone with downright ridiculous views, CNN (and other media who have in the past published his rantings) is guilty of lending journalistic legitimacy where none should exist.
Mehdi Hasan rehashes the same tired old anti-Israel Christmas story in the New Statesman.
Did Israeli soldiers murder a Palestinian leader at a peaceful protest? Did Israeli settlers set fire to a Palestinian mosque?
The Economist in mentioning Palestinian terror attacks treats the perpetrators as victims of the very acts that they themselves carried out.
The BBC’s Jon Donnison falsely tweets that Israeli soldiers did nothing to help Palestinian official Ziad Abu Ein after he falls ill at a demonstration.
Listen on Voice of Israel here BDS Supporters will stop at nothing. On Voice of
The Times of London erroneously states that Palestinian construction workers are banned from Ashkelon schools.
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