The New York Times gives op-ed space to Marwan Barghouti but presents him as a political prisoner and fails to disclose that he is a convicted Palestinian terrorist murderer.
Three Israelis are injured in a Palestinian stabbing attack in Jerusalem’s Old City. According to the Daily Beast, the attacks “allegedly” took place.
A second Palestinian stabbing attack in the space of a few days – a second headline fail from The Australian.
A Palestinian is shot by Israeli border police in an attempted stabbing attack in Jerusalem. The Australian’s headline only tells half the story.
In a shocking piece of unprofessional journalism, the International Business Times attempts to promote the Israeli apartheid libel by way of questionable and biased sources, distorted facts and lack of context.
The Times of London attempts but fails to explain the birth of the state of Israel in a one and a half minute video that lacks context and accuracy.
ABC Australia’s primer video on the history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for children is not simplification but distortion and falsification.
The Independent includes a graph comparing Israeli and Palestinian casualty figures but fails to include any context whatsoever.
An ABC guide to the two-state solution aims to clear up any confusion on the issue for its readers. Instead it leads its readers to adopt the Palestinians’ favored and distorted version of history and the conflict, leading to only more confusion.
Media publish headlines on the sentencing of Israeli soldier Elor Azaria yet refer, with no context, to the Palestinian terrorist as a “suspect” or a “wounded man.”
Newsweek’s Jack Moore makes false claim that Israelis ram Palestinians with cars too.
A truck ramming terror attack in Jerusalem generates a new wave of headline fails.
IDF soldier Elor Azaria is convicted of manslaughter. Some headlines fail to include that the Palestinian he killed happened to be a terrorist.
NPR’s failed attempt to explain settlements is offensive to Jewish victims of ethnic cleansing and an embarrassment to journalism.
The Dishonest Reporting Award typically goes to a clear-cut winner. Last year, the BBC won
Headlines certainly deserve scrutiny. It’s well-known that we don’t read most of the articles in
Writing in the New Matilda, Kristen Zornada attacks Israel for alleged mistreatment of Palestinian children in Israeli jails.
A Daily Telegraph feature on the movies of Warren Beatty erroneously states that Israel bombed Morocco in the 1980s. HR gets the correction.
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