Jenin Again!?
With the dissolution of Israel
ManagingTeam
November 5, 2002
With the dissolution of Israel
Six months after the fact, BBC is still referring to the
A rash of articles criticize roadblocks and school closings — in Israel, but not in DC.
The media shifts to a more sympathetic portrayal of Israeli society, particularly humanizing Israeli victims of terror.
A Jerusalem Post expose shows deep links between Arafat and Saddam.
In both Russia and Florida, the St. Petersburg Times shows its bias.
Media myths can take on a life of their own. Here are 4 myths that badly need to be dispelled.
Palestinian children are back on the front lines, throwing rocks and bombs. Amnesty International asks: Who's to blame?
HR readers patrolling the media discover those saying that the creation of Israel was a
Israel tries to move the peace process forward by isolating the opposition to Palestinian reforms.
A British documentary is a veritable encyclopedia of every anti-Israel canard in existence today.
A review of media issues relating to Sept. 11 in light of the Mideast conflict.
Palestinian leaders leaves the door open for attacks against majority of Israelis.
A journalism professor presents so-called fundamental facts that are little more than unfounded propaganda spin.
Arafat's Fatah rejects the Gaza-first deal. But most major media blatantly omit this fact.
MSNBC.com dedicates a prominent forum to the extremist views of blogger Eric Alterman.
The Washington Post sympathizes with a Hamas leader, and Time magazine 'blames' Israel for decreasing the violence.
Not only in the Arab press, but the blood libel finds expression in the Western media, too.
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