Following indications by the likes of the United Kingdom and France that they could formally
As the world watches the Gaza border ahead of a predicted ground operation by Israeli
On July 12, the Financial Times (FT) ran a story titled, “‘We live in a
Surely the Financial Times couldn’t spell Israel incorrectly, could it? Israel isn’t “Isreal.” HonestReporting gets it corrected.
Writing in the Financial Times, Shela Sheikh focuses on a collection of Corinne Silva photographs to charge Israeli plants and gardens with “colonization.”
The Financial Times mistakenly calls MK Yoel Hasson the “leader of the Zionist Union.” HonestReporting gets the FT to issue a correction.
A Financial Times video report on the Bedouin encampment of Khan al-Ahmar frames the dispute in a biased and simplistic way.
According to a Financial Times headline, a “Palestinian lecturer” is assassinated in Malaysia. This “lecturer” is actually a senior Hamas terrorist.
The Financial Times erroneously claims that the Yesh Atid party is the second-largest in the Knesset. HonestReporting gets the correction.
Mahmoud Abbas’ two-hour address to the central committee of the Palestine Liberation Organization was the
Why are some media claiming Hamas no longer calls for the destruction of Israel and its new manifesto is even meant to promote the peace process?
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.”
IDF soldier Elor Azaria is convicted of manslaughter. Some headlines fail to include that the Palestinian he killed happened to be a terrorist.
Why did peace talks fail in 2014? According to the Financial Times, it was all Israel’s fault.
Today’s Top Stories 1. According to Arab reports picked up by i24 News, many Palestinians
While reporting on a decline in the number of Palestinian terror attacks, the Financial Times’s headline refers to “Israel attacks.”
The Financial Times covers tensions in Jerusalem adopting the Palestinian narrative and erasing the Jewish status of the Temple Mount.
While its actual article doesn’t employ such terminology, the Financial Times’ subhead on its Middle
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