CNN Coverage on Gaza Conflict Buries 1,500+ Rockets Fired on Israel
For those somehow totally oblivious, or perhaps reading this in months or years from now,
For those somehow totally oblivious, or perhaps reading this in months or years from now,
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In the past 36 hours, over 350 rockets (and counting) have been fired towards Israel
Over 300 rockets have now been fired into Israeli territory since Tuesday morning. After
Is Israel’s Iron Dome “notorious?” It is according to the Daily Mail’s Mail Online, which makes a mess of its story on Israeli defensive measures during the Eurovision Song Contest.
Over 600 Gaza rockets were fired at Israel’s south over two days. HonestReporting’s managing editor visited the scene and came under rocket fire.
After two rockets are fired from Gaza at Tel Aviv, the New York Times got its headline spot on. Then it switched it.
In an interview with Israeli soccer player Tomer Hemed, The Independent accidentally states that Palestinian rockets were fired from the West Bank rather than Gaza.
As a rocket barrage strikes Israel’s south, HonestReporting’s Simon Plosker sees the death and destruction in Ashkelon and elsewhere for himself.
There is no better way to understand Israel than in person. That’s why we took 30 participants down to the Gaza border. Here’s what we experienced.
Some media portrayed Israel as the aggressor even as it responded to a rocket barrage from Gaza.
Today’s Top Stories 1. The IDF announced that Iran’s Quds Force fired 20 rockets at
Today’s Top Stories 1. Caught on video: masked Palestinians ride to the site of a
The Daily Mail’s Mail Online corrects a headline that referred to “Tel Aviv’s Iron Dome” in a story on an ISIS rocket attack on Eilat.
The Foreign Press Association (FPA) in Israel issued a statement that it is “concerned about restrictions being imposed by Hamas officials on the work of foreign journalists in the Gaza Strip.”
Associated Press writes a biased article about Israel and Gaza, and doesn’t even mention the word “Hamas.”
Writers who use the op-ed section as a platform to comment on current events have
Leaving out the rocket attacks is leaving out a crucial element of the conflict. The New York Times motto should be “all the news that — we decide — is fit to print.”
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