Three elements of distorted reporting plague a recent Financial Times piece about the Israel-Hezbollah conflict:
On Tuesday, July 30, an Israeli airstrike in Beirut eliminated Hezbollah’s most senior military commander,
It’s embarrassing to admit a mistake. But it’s worse to try and hide it. Sadly,
One of the top prizes in media broadcasting was awarded last week to recipients who
“What is the real Hamas?” is the question that journalist Joshua Leifer seeks to answer
For the past five months, Israel has repeatedly stated its aims in the war against
In journalism, every story must answer five fundamental questions known as the 5 W’s: “Who,”
On the morning of February 14, northern Israel was subjected to a barrage of indiscriminate
If National Public Radio were the sole source of news on the Israel-Hamas war this
It should have been a straightforward story that includes facts, relevant reactions and background. But
On January 7, media widely reported that Israel had killed two Palestinian “journalists” in Gaza.
In mid-October, when many Israeli families didn’t know yet whether their loved ones had been
Two stories on the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)’s handling of the Israel-Hamas
On December 12, the United Nations General Assembly demanded an immediate ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas
“U.S. should join the world’s nations in demanding a Gaza cease-fire,” an LA Times editorial
1. Misleading Terminology “If thought corrupts language, language can also corrupt thought.” – George Orwell
As Jews across the world mark Hanukkah amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas war, some media outlets
In “Israel’s war in Gaza and the specter of ‘genocide,’” Washington Post columnist Ishaan Tharoor
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