Siegman’s Fat Chance
The Saudis revive an old peace plan, and suddenly the New York Times takes notice.
The Saudis revive an old peace plan, and suddenly the New York Times takes notice.
Between Arafat's op-ed, and Sontag's portrayal of Hamas as Mr. Rogers, it would have been enough.
The New York Times says she 'adored children.' But a female suicide bomber didn
Despite all evidence to the contrary, some media outlets still hail Arafat as the prince of peace.
CNN, Associated Press, and Reuters turn a week of violence inside-out..
Media skepticism surrounds the death of a Fatah terrorist, the demolition of buildings in Gaza, and the capture of the Karine-A weapons boat.
Our annual award for the most skewed and biased reporting.
MSNBC's top photo to summarize 2001: Two mischievous Jewish kids.
A comparison of the lives of Sharon and Arafat packs a lot of bias into 100 words.
Israel strikes back at terrorists, and BBC portrays them as innocent bystanders.
Robert Fisk is nearly beaten to death, plus 5 more snippets from a busy week of political and military activity.
With suicide attacks plaguing Israel, it is more important than ever that the media get its facts straight.
When Palestinian gunmen machine-gun Jewish shoppers in Afula, Reuters lumps the attackers' deaths together with the victims.
The Washington Post employs selective omission of facts, and hints at a grotesque anti-Semitic canard.
Activists affect real change at the Chicago Tribune. Plus updates on Harper
The violent Tanzim leader is portrayed by Associated Press as a jovial family man.
A group of American journalists tours the territories, and ends up fawning over Arafat.
When Harper's publishes vile anti-Israel filth, the PR community calls upon HonestReporting to respond.
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