Israel at War: The Media Battlefield – Briefing #40
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There is no denying that the CCTV footage is dramatic: a small squad of men
After Hamas terrorists rampaged through southern Israel in a spree of murder and rape on
In what needed to be a well-researched piece, The Economist recently provided its readers with
Spraying bullets at a group of Jewish worshipers, planning a pipe bomb attack in Tel
On April 26, 2023, Israel celebrated 75 years of independence, with both Israelis and global
An August 28 article by The Economist describes how the “ripple effects” of the Taliban’s
The only barriers Israel builds are to protect innocent people from terrorists. It is the Israeli athletes who bring their country’s spirit of peace, respect and tolerance to the Olympics.
Today’s Top Stories 1. There’s Jordanian-Palestinian friction over the plan to install 24/7 surveillance cameras
The Economist in mentioning Palestinian terror attacks treats the perpetrators as victims of the very acts that they themselves carried out.
To most Israelis (not withstanding certain Israeli-Arab MKs) and Jews, Naftali Fraenkel, Gil-ad Shaar and Eyal Yifrach are our own
Hamas hasn’t changed its tune.
HR gets the correction.
Who is really threatening the sanctity of religious sites?
We still haven’t had a response from The Economist’s Editor-in-Chief John Mickelthwait. This after contacting him
An anti-Semitic cartoon fails to prompt any soul searching.
An article in The Economist examining the Iranian nuclear deal barely mentions Israel. So what
Comments and the roar of the crowd after announcing the New York Times won the
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