The Times of London’s Greg Carlstrom ignores the Palestinian terrorist murder of Dafna Meir in favor of a story on Israeli price fixing of school trips to Poland.
Just how far will The Guardian go in order to promote its anti-Israel agenda by making changes to the Associated Press’s original content?
Two Palestinian teenage girls are shot while carrying out a terror attack in Jerusalem. The Daily Mail’s headline portrays them as victims of Israel.
CNN reports on a terrorist incident but fails to tell its readers who the seemingly anonymous terrorist was.
CNN’s headline stated that Jewish holy site Joseph’s Tomb simply “caught fire” even though it was torched by a Palestinian mob.
You know there’s a problem when an anchor has to correct an eyewitness correspondent on live TV. Ayman Moyheldin’s and NBC News bias are brutally exposed.
The Associated Press asks why Palestinian residents of Jerusalem are involved in terror but omits some important facts and context.
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.
It’s tough to decide which is more misleading: The AFP headline or the picture under it.
Time Magazine fails to include any mention of a Palestinian rocket attack from Gaza that prompted retaliatory Israeli air strikes.
With just five words, “after attacking officers with knives,” the NYT could have let those who skim headlines know what actually happened.
In an editorial entitled Keeping Palestinians Hopes Alive, the New York Times cites the reelection
Guest poster Brenda Yablon argues that Nicholas Kristof’s report from Gaza for the New York Times is sloppy, lazy journalism.
An article in The Independent contains multiple examples of flawed and biased anti-Israel journalism.
The Daily Telegraph fails to clarify a false quote claiming Israel is still occupying Lebanese land.
This article originally appeared on Israel National News. Yes, Charlie Hebdo published crude, offensive, insensitive
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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