Three Lessons from a Woman Terrorist
A foiled suicide bombing brings out three media myths on Palestinian terror
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June 21, 2005
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A foiled suicide bombing brings out three media myths on Palestinian terror
Continued media omission of incitement to violence in Palestinian culture.
Double standard at The Independent, the PLO vs. HonestReporting, and Neil MacDonald at it again.
HonestReporting's biography, with links to important sources
Reporter Jonathan Cook endorses terrorism as 'the surest way' to promote Palestinian goals.
'Franklingate' appears more media hype than a substantive case of espionage.
AFP frames Sharon as villain, and an IDF soldier offers another look at checkpoint culture.
BBC Radio's curious choice of 'experts' on Mideast media coverage and terminology
CBC lends credence to a bizarre claim of Israeli culpability for Iraqi prisoner abuses.
In reporting on Palestinian child terror, USA Today omits essential context and soft-pedals radical Islamist ideology.
Our third annual recognition of the most skewed and biased coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
An IDF video disproves incriminating media claims from the day before, yet many outlets ignore or bury the new information.
Media bias from the Norwegian, Arabic, and French media.
Is now the time to launch a Palestinian state? Media voices think not.
Palestinians exhibit a grisly re-enactment of the Sbarro suicide bombing, and the Sacramento Bee attacks Israel's anti-terror stance.
19 years after Ariel Sharon is cleared by U.S. and Israeli courts, the BBC dredges up old accusations and suggests the Israeli leader should be tried for war crimes.
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