News Critiques
NPR’s Self-Examination
The public broadcaster holds itself to account for its Mideast coverage.
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February 1, 2010
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The public broadcaster holds itself to account for its Mideast coverage.
As Israel prepares to publish its official response to the UN’s Goldstone Report, we highlight some more recent analyses and commentaries.
Our annual recognition of the most skewed and biased coverage of the Mideast conflict.
Isn’t it time for UNRWA’s chief to do some soul searching and look beyond blaming Israel?
Why does the media continue to differentiate between Jewish and Palestinian terror?
Why does Hamas hardly appear in the text of the Goldstone Report?
Even Judge Goldstone opposes the UN Human Rights Council’s anti-Israel resolution.
Katya Adler’s report pays lip service to the plight of Israeli schoolchildren.
Independent columnist believes that Israel is as “fanatic and aggressive” as Iran.
Promoted as a “world exclusive”, the New Statesman published an interview by former London mayor Ken
As Israel stands accused of “war crimes,” HonestReporting’s primer examines the failings of the Goldstone Report.
Walter Rodgers goes far beyond a simple debate over settlements.
Human Rights Watch finally issues a report on Hamas rocket attacks.
A six month study of the New York Times shows a bias toward the Palestinian narrative.
As recently as May 2009, HonestReporting critiqued Guardian columnist Jonathan Steele’s justification for Palestinian terror
A Canadian magazine abuses Holocaust imagery to attack Israel.
The Independent mysteriously omits years of Palestinian terrorism.
Jonathan Steele says states are entitled to support Palestinian terror.
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