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Natalie Portman and ‘Regime Change’?
The Independent’s coverage of Natalie Portman and the Genesis Prize claims that she campaigned for Israeli “regime change.”
Simon Plosker
April 24, 2018
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The Independent’s coverage of Natalie Portman and the Genesis Prize claims that she campaigned for Israeli “regime change.”
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The Daily Telegraph amends its text after getting confused over the Israeli interception of an Iranian drone.
The LA Times erroneously claims that all Arab MKs would boycott US Vice President Mike Pence’s Knesset speech yet ignores repeated requests for a correction.
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