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AFP’s headline refers to a Hamas “fighter” while implying the terrorist was a member of a “party.”
Simon Plosker
March 17, 2016
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AFP’s headline refers to a Hamas “fighter” while implying the terrorist was a member of a “party.”
Another Palestinian terror attack, another headline fail, this time from Australia’s ABC News.
CNN article on Palestinian terror attack seems unsure about whether the “terrorist” “murdered” a civilian.
Multiple Palestinian terror attacks across Israel generate another batch of headline shockers.
When American police shoot a madman with a machete, the headlines say so. But when a terrorist dies in Israel, while IN THE ACT of attacking, the headlines are just plain shocking.
According to a Guardian headline, Israelis are allowed to defend themselves against Palestinian attackers only once they have been injured.
As of this writing, it has been several hours since Shlomit Krigman, a 24 year old Israeli woman, was murdered by Palestinian terrorists. The headlines in the Guardian and New York Times remain unchanged.
Two Palestinian stabbing attacks on Israeli women are described as “exchanges of violence” in the New York Times’ headline.
The brutal stabbing of Israeli mother Dafna Meir, in her home in Otniel, fails to generate much media coverage. Just how bloodthirsty does a Palestinian terror attack against Israelis have to be to deserve coverage?
Just how far will The Guardian go in order to promote its anti-Israel agenda by making changes to the Associated Press’s original content?
Why is a stabbing attack described as terrorism in London but questioned when it happens in Jerusalem?
The Daily Mail’s sensationalist headline implies that Israelis are responsible for the shedding of Palestinian blood in the streets of Jerusalem.
A Reuters headline implies that a Palestinian car attacker was the victim of his own terror attack.
Two Palestinian teenage girls are shot while carrying out a terror attack in Jerusalem. The Daily Mail’s headline portrays them as victims of Israel.
The Daily Mail’s headline describes the shooting dead of a Palestinian terrorist as “retaliation” for stabbing a female soldier.
The Independent corrects its headline after HonestReporting points out that a Beersheba bus station attack did not take place in Jerusalem.
CNN’s headline stated that Jewish holy site Joseph’s Tomb simply “caught fire” even though it was torched by a Palestinian mob.
The Palestinian wave of terror is misrepresented in biased media headlines as Israeli aggression towards Palestinians.
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