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LA Times and Israel’s "Right to Exist"
A radical UCLA professor questions Israel's "right to exist".
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March 12, 2007
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A radical UCLA professor questions Israel's "right to exist".
The Lebanese clear Israel of using radioactive weapons – the Indie fails to acknowledge.
The media fails to present the full story from the Mideast.
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The media employs seasonal religious symbolism to attack Israel.
Our sixth annual recognition of the most skewed and biased coverage of the Mideast conflict.
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The UN's "Special Raporteur" airs his one-sided views in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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A Reuters cameraman takes part in rock-throwing attacks against Israeli security forces.
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The Guardian publishes a spate of anti-Israel pieces including calls for sanctions and comparisons to apartheid.
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