News Critiques
Jerusalem on the Media Frontline
The Economist misrepresents a municipal plan to improve the lives of Jerusalem’s Arab residents.
ManagingTeam
March 11, 2010
The West Bank (also known as Judea and Samaria) is a disputed territory between Israel and Jordan. Captured by Israel during the 1967 Six-Day War, it remains under divided administration between Israel and the Palestinian Authority pending a final status agreement.
The Economist misrepresents a municipal plan to improve the lives of Jerusalem’s Arab residents.
Some media mistakenly imply that Israel is building new settlements.
Headlines misrepresent IDF actions against terrorist murderers.
On 24 December, Israeli father-of-seven Meir Chai, 45, was murdered in a terror attack in
Isn’t it time for UNRWA’s chief to do some soul searching and look beyond blaming Israel?
Even Judge Goldstone opposes the UN Human Rights Council’s anti-Israel resolution.
Australia’s 60 Minutes deliberately sets out to portray all Israeli settlers as extremists.
HR’s campaign forces a change of policy.
A roundup of commentary on Aftonbladet’s organ harvesting outrage.
Walter Rodgers goes far beyond a simple debate over settlements.
A Swedish newspaper publishes disgraceful accusations.
It is perfectly legitimate to criticise Israeli settlement policy, a topic that has consumed a
A six month study of the New York Times shows a bias toward the Palestinian narrative.
Incendiary headlines and a cynical op-ed contort the “Judenrein” term.
A Canadian magazine abuses Holocaust imagery to attack Israel.
The Independent mysteriously omits years of Palestinian terrorism.
Time reporter blames Israel and the West for Muslim intolerance
View the footage as a former CNN employee launches a tirade against an Israeli MK.
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