Something Fishy at AFP
An AFP photographer uses a wide-angle lens to exaggerate his picture, and the AFP caption omits essential context.
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November 4, 2003
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An AFP photographer uses a wide-angle lens to exaggerate his picture, and the AFP caption omits essential context.
Under the guise of objectivity, the media try to 'democratize' a corrupt and dictatorial Palestinian regime.
A vague AFP report suggests IDF responsiblity for Palestinian child abuse; also, the BBC affair and its Mideast connection.
AP and Reuters select news items that question Israeli policy — but avoid items that justify it.
Israel's targeted killings of terror leaders seem to be working, despite an Associated Press report to the contrary.
News outlets accept a disingenious Hamas statement as fact, thereby denying Hamas' ongoing terror.
The LA Times finds two different worldviews from Palestinian and Israeli kids, but posts a title that suggests otherwise.
As the prime ministers travel to Washington, observers are wondering: Did the road map take a detour?
The San Diego Union-Tribune compares the death of an innocent terror victim to Rachel Corrie's.
A veteran Italian journalist issues a searing, detailed critique of her colleagues' biased Mideast coverage.
Continued media use of the terms "tit-for-tat" and "cycle of violence" contradicts the actual nature of the conflict.
The New York Times falsely defines Hamas
Reporting on the IDF operation, the media convey five prevalent anti-terror myths.
A Toronto Sun column replete with inaccuracies claims the road map is only good for Israel; also, AP misrepresents Camp David.
As a summit meeting approaches, the media misrepresent the road map and strike a suspicious pose toward Sharon.
The Scotsman takes a more radical stance on Israel than Gazan Palestinians do themselves.
An investigation in The Atlantic asks: Was the Mohammed al-Dura death scene staged for anti-Israeli effect?
A special Times section on world terror omits Palestinian terror and Israeli anti-terror efforts.
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