News Critiques
Covering the Conflict in the North
A review of some of the worst examples of media bias from the recent conflict
ManagingTeam
August 22, 2006
A review of some of the worst examples of media bias from the recent conflict
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HonestReporting takes a look at some of the images published on the Gaza situation.
Human Rights Watch and Saeb Erekat lack objectivity
We commend the New York Times and Washington Post for their strong and accurate editorials on Hamas
Has the media undergone a dramatic conversion to support for Ariel Sharon?
HonestReporting offers tips on how to send an effective letter to the media.
The BBC and Guardian claim that IDF "sonic booms" are responsible for Palestinian miscarriages in Gaza.
NBC misrepresents situation in Gaza.
Do you know the facts behind Israel's pullout from the region?
Reuters misrepresents the initial Palestinian obligation under the road map.
Media outlets report only the segment of Palestinian opinion that denounces the ongoing terror.
Coverage of a young Palestinian's death highlights a two-stage problem with media treatment of the conflict.
Coverage of the UN court's condemnation of the security fence omitted some key information.
Under the guise of objectivity, the media try to 'democratize' a corrupt and dictatorial Palestinian regime.
AP and Reuters select news items that question Israeli policy — but avoid items that justify it.
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