News Critiques
BBC’s Non-Response to HR Report
The BBC prefers to shoot the messenger rather than address the message.
ManagingTeam
May 7, 2010
The BBC prefers to shoot the messenger rather than address the message.
Human Rights Watch’s weapons “expert” suspended following outcry over bizarre “hobby”.
Jonathan Steele says states are entitled to support Palestinian terror.
Shouldn’t the UN be promoting human rights instead of racism as the organization’s integrity takes a pounding?
Press TV sends a shocking response to an invited guest.
A Guardian video serves as a Hamas propaganda piece.
How the MSM handed Hamas a PR victory.
Many media outlets fail to add significant context to a day of violence.
The BBC apologizes for its Israel coverage?
The media fails to do justice to the suffering of Sderot.
At what point do Palestinian terror and missile attacks constitute a breach of a "ceasefire"?
Some of the international media attempts to whitewash the new Palestinan unity government.
Reuters' Editor-in-Chief finally responds to the "Fauxtography" affair.
HonestReporting visits Sderot in the aftermath of a Qassam missile attack, which injured two teenage boys.
A look at the aftermath of the Gaza beach incident and questions of Palestinian credibility.
Human Rights Watch and Saeb Erekat lack objectivity
The Australian Broadcasting Corportation admits to Hamas terror, while the New York Times equates Israel and Hamas.
How the media remember Arafat one year after his death
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