The New York Times’ obituary for Shimon Peres falsely claims that Ariel Sharon’s visit to the Temple Mount was responsible for the Second Intifada.
I’m glad to see that the New York Times took a special, in-depth look at
The New York Times makes a minor yet important edit following a request from HonestReporting.
The New York Times features Israel’s security barrier but leaves the false impression that the structure is entirely a wall.
The New York Times uses a photo of Israeli girls playing with IDF weaponry without proper context, to illustrate a story on fissures between the military and political echelons in Israel.
Today’s Top Stories 1. Eleven people still hospitalized, 1 critical, after bus bombing in Jerusalem. CNN called
The New York Times’s Diaa Hadid implies that there is something nefarious about Israeli security measures designed to limit their impact on the wider Palestinian population.
Today’s Top Stories 1. A Palestinian man attacked an IDF soldier in the West Bank
Examining the concept of “homeland” within the American context, James Traub in the New York Times claims that Jews gained a homeland in 1948 while Palestinians lost theirs.
New York Times fails to mention that a Palestinian woman charged by Israel happens to belong to a terrorist organization.
Today’s Top Stories 1. Israel’s security establishment is furious with cabinet minister Yuval Steinitz after
There are two legal frameworks in the territories because that’s what international law demands.
In other words, Hadid sat down with the people being evicted and wrote up their stories without making the effort to check them against other evidence.
Whomever was in charge of the headline should have made clear that the Palestinian girl not only HAD a knife, but she was killed while attempting to USE the knife
The Fading Two State Solution is a New York Times editorial that makes the observation that “even truth telling can ignite a firestorm.” Quite a claim considering the lack of truth-telling in the editorial itself.
Two Palestinian stabbing attacks on Israeli women are described as “exchanges of violence” in the New York Times’ headline.
The New York Times bends over backwards to avoid using the term “terrorism.” They do make one exception however.
The hatred of Israel by the people interviewed should have been included so it would be clear their liberal views end in terms of peace with Israel.
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