A full-scale war between Israel and Hezbollah inched closer this week as the Shiite Lebanese
In a recent opinion piece for The Washington Post, noted Israeli activist and journalist Gershom
The swearing-in of the new Israeli government headed by Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, a development
The announcement by Israel of plans to build thousands of new housing units in
The language of bias is made up of words. And at their most elemental
Israel’s War of Independence isn’t so well-understood in the West. The prevailing narrative is probably
“Jerusalem is the capital of Israel.” Why does that simple six-word statement raise such controversy?
According to Google Maps, if you walk from downtown Jerusalem to the Old City, you may “cross country borders.” A political statement or a technical glitch?
The Independent wrongly states that the Green Line, agreed in the 1949 armistice, was the line “between Israel and Palestine.”
Newsweek incorrectly states that the 1949 Green Line was created to “demarcate the Palestinian state.”
Some media employ Palestinian terminology following a stabbing in a Jerusalem neighborhood.
Why does the media continue to refer to the Palestinian leadership as “moderate”?
A primer on the core issues confronting world leaders and the media.
News photos of Israel's security fence distort its physical properties, and a Boston Globe op-ed misrepresents its placement in the West Bank.
The AP and ABC News report terrorist attacks in central Israel as occurring "near the West Bank"
Arafat still runs the show from the top-down, and, no less importantly, from the bottom up.
Trying to sort out the maze of Palestinian military forces and Yasser Arafat's role in terror.
A classic case of selective omission.
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