Do As We Say, Not As We Do
Israel pursues the assassins of its tourism minister. Thomas Friedman finds that provocative.
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October 25, 2001
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Israel pursues the assassins of its tourism minister. Thomas Friedman finds that provocative.
The battle continues between reporters who
Even traditionally anti-Israel publications joined in the near-universal condemnation of the UN Conference on Racism.
A Jewish reporter who lives in Ramallah states her case in The New York Times. As expected, the result is not pretty.
Charles Krauthammer's journalism is consistently accurate, incisive and enlightening. Even more important is his courage to state the truth.
"60 Minutes" in Australia gets into the anti-Israel act — justifying suicide bombers and denying Israel's right to self-defense.
Mass carnage and the death of 18 Jewish civilians is still not enough for CNN to take a break from parroting the Palestinian propagandist line.
Military experts generally concur that Israel's policy of attacking terrorist leaders is a legal, valid form of preventive security.
The world jumps on Israel for its campaign to eliminate the Hamas terrorist threat. What alternative option would they recommend pursuing?
While HonestReporting's 20,000 members fight anti-Israel bias in the media, some pro-Palestinian groups are trying to get in on the action, too.
Joshua Hammer presents the Middle East as an upside-down topsy-turvy distortion of facts.
The tide may be turning, as more reporters take the bold step of reporting the unadulterated facts.
Earlier this month, HonestReporting presented several cases of biased reporting by the Associated Press. Unfortunately, that trend is continuing.
19 years after Ariel Sharon is cleared by U.S. and Israeli courts, the BBC dredges up old accusations and suggests the Israeli leader should be tried for war crimes.
What we knew all along — that Yasser Arafat is responsible for starting and maintaining the violence — is now gaining a strong voice in the mainstream media.
With distribution to 8,500 newspapers around the world, the Associated Press carries a lot of clout. Some of its Israel coverage has been shocking.
While an investigative committee makes cessation of violence the first step, Palestinians — and editors — link it to a freeze on settlements.
Palestinians commemorate a 1948 catastrophe. From reading the news, you'd never know it was self-inflicted.
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