According to a Financial Times headline, a “Palestinian lecturer” is assassinated in Malaysia. This “lecturer” is actually a senior Hamas terrorist.
Media publish headlines on the sentencing of Israeli soldier Elor Azaria yet refer, with no context, to the Palestinian terrorist as a “suspect” or a “wounded man.”
The New York Times bends over backwards to avoid using the term “terrorism.” They do make one exception however.
The numbers fail to show what’s really important – that Israel is facing a relentless wave of Palestinian terror.
Can we be expected to believe that while Indian and French media provided pictures of the Hamas terrorist group and their rockets, the NY Times missed them?
The Washington Post publishes a crude anti-Israel animated cartoon showing Benjamin Netanyahu repeatedly and deliberately punching a baby.
Words are important. The words the media use are doubly so, and it is critical
Now that the West has decided to work with a Palestinian “unity” government, Hamas is being mentioned
How did the media cover a Jewish terrorist?
A NY Times syndicated cartoonist draws an inappropriate response to a Palestinian donkey bomb.
Despite a lack of evidence, sensationalized reporting drives the story.
“The Israeli Defense Forces murder people because they don’t like their political style…”
A six month study of the New York Times shows a bias toward the Palestinian narrative.
Following a third Palestinian bulldozer attack, the BBC still won’t learn.
The LA Times publishes more unverified allegations against Israel.
Canada’s Globe & Mail finds out what really happened.
Why does the media continue to quote propagandist Mads Gilbert?
Resources and updates as Israel’s Gaza campaign enters its third week.
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