Today’s Top Stories 1. Did the Arab Spring hit Gaza this weekend? Gaza beach corn
The New York Times turns an Islamic Jihad terrorist into a social media activist.
The situation in Gaza is indeed complex and there are many sources for the problems there. But the media have an obligation to try and show all facets of life lest readers believe that the images they are seeing represent the entire area.
We have documented many cases of the media, especially the New York Times, using headlines that make Israeli military responses look like unprovoked aggression. Whether Israel is responding to terrorism or rocket fire, the response usually gets the coverage that it absent on the initial act. Our presentation, It All Started When Israel Fired Back, is as valid today as when we first published it 3 years ago.
Both the New York Times and Irish Times headlines omit vital context leaving readers to believe Israeli soldiers shot dead a Palestinian without cause.
Gavin Gross is our Watchdog of the Week for getting his letter published in the New York Times.
An Op-Ed in the New York Times claims that Israelis don’t care about the brutal murders of an eighteen month old Palestinian baby and a 16 year old Israeli girl.
Nonsense.
Today’s Top Stories 1. Unable to seal the deal, diplomats in Vienna extended the deadline
Why did the New York Times choose to run a picture of a weeping family rather than the terrorist who was killed?
Listen to Yarden Frankl on the Voice of Israel by clicking on the image above
Why has a satirical video by Israel’s foreign ministry mocking the international media caused such offense?
Editors tend to view wire copy as pulp content. You either edit the material to
Today’s Top Stories 1. Hamas continues cracking down hard on ISIS supporters. But if ISIS
The New York Times becomes a cheerleader for the Palestinian campaign to suspend Israel from FIFA, world soccer’s governing body.
The New York Times doesn’t believe that Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas incites to violence, saying Israel only “claims” he does; and what happened to all those olive trees that CNN says were chopped down and “seized” by Israeli settlers?
Which is worse: The snarky anti-Israel comments by the head of a human rights organization or the misleading headlines of the New York Times? HonestReporting on Voice of Israel
With just five words, “after attacking officers with knives,” the NYT could have let those who skim headlines know what actually happened.
When the media report on events in Jerusalem, key context is left out. Instead, one finds a short background sentence, saying that Israel “captured the city”
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