Tit-For-Tat
Continued media use of the terms "tit-for-tat" and "cycle of violence" contradicts the actual nature of the conflict.
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June 19, 2003
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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.
The media's new term for Israeli terror victims — "bystanders" — masks the true, civilian target of Palestinian terror.
A special Times section on world terror omits Palestinian terror and Israeli anti-terror efforts.
Israeli and American insistence on uprooting terror receives unwarranted media criticism.
Arafat still runs the show from the top-down, and, no less importantly, from the bottom up.
CNN admits that knowledge of murder, torture, and planned assassinations were suppressed in order to maintain CNN's Baghdad bureau.
CNN admits that knowledge of murder, torture, and planned assassinations were suppressed in order to maintain CNN's Baghdad bureau.
American journalists, party to years of anti-Israel bias, have inadvertently contributed to the anti-Americanism now raging in the Arab street.
A comparison of media reports from Iraq and Israel on civilian deaths at checkpoints.
The media calls the targeting of American soldiers "terror," but not when the target is Israeli civilians.
In the wake of a fatal bulldozer incident, irresponsible photo captions and disparate editorial cartoons.
Conspiracy theorists are popping up across media and political circles: America's showdown with Iraq is a Zionist-led plot.
Arafat keeps his grip on the reigns of power, and appoints a Holocaust-denier to handle daily affairs.
The New York Times creates a false impression in the headline and lead paragraphs, while burying the most relevant information — that exonerates Israel — far down in the text.
Our annual award for the most skewed and biased reporting.
Much of the world media concludes that a Palestinian state already exists.
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