On Australian Channel 9’s 60 Minutes, Liam Bartlett produces an appallingly one-sided report on settlements using a Palestinian narrative and outright distortions.
The Independent’s reports on Al Quds Day downplay Iran’s genocidal opposition to Israel while labeling its president a “moderate.”
Newsweek’s Tom O’Connor (Twitter: @ShaolinTom) twists Israeli statements and Jewish history to draw the convoluted conclusion that all of Israel is…not Israel.
Convicted Palestinian terrorist Marwan Barghouti is caught sneaking candy and cookies, breaking his own hunger strike. But which media chose not to show the video evidence?
The New York Times gives op-ed space to Marwan Barghouti but presents him as a political prisoner and fails to disclose that he is a convicted Palestinian terrorist murderer.
Following a vehicular terror attack in London, the AP lists other countries that have suffered similar attacks. But which country gets missed out?
The Times of London attempts but fails to explain the birth of the state of Israel in a one and a half minute video that lacks context and accuracy.
ABC Australia’s primer video on the history of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict for children is not simplification but distortion and falsification.
Writing in the New Matilda, Kristen Zornada attacks Israel for alleged mistreatment of Palestinian children in Israeli jails.
Reuters maintains that the Palestinian village of Al Jab’a on the West Bank is going thirsty. Guess who is to blame?
The Independent forgets to mention that Hamas took over control of Gaza through a violent coup d’etat rather than a democratic election.
The Times of London story on a Jerusalem terror attack had a correct headline. So why was it changed to something so wrong?
What Vice News won’t tell you is that Issa Amro is actually not “non-violent” at all. In fact, he is quite violent.
The only barriers Israel builds are to protect innocent people from terrorists. It is the Israeli athletes who bring their country’s spirit of peace, respect and tolerance to the Olympics.
The New York Times features Israel’s security barrier but leaves the false impression that the structure is entirely a wall.
The Christian Science Monitor misrepresents the nature of Gaza and Israel, even omitting the fact that Gaza shares a border with Egypt.
Why did peace talks fail in 2014? According to the Financial Times, it was all Israel’s fault.
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