Remembering Arafat
How the media remember Arafat one year after his death
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November 14, 2005
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How the media remember Arafat one year after his death
The media-driven comparison to South Africa re-emerges in the context of West Bank security.
The western media corps largely ignores Muslim violence against Christians in the Holy Land
An egregious fabrication from a Globe & Mail reporter recalls the larger distortion of Zionist land policy.
Continued media omission of incitement to violence in Palestinian culture.
Toronto Sun columnist Eric Margolis crosses the bounds of ethical journalism.
Our fourth annual recognition of the most skewed and biased coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Arafat receives a glamorous send-off from the world media
HonestReporting's biography, with links to important sources
Another BBC Mideast reporter displays open attachment to one side of the conflict
AFP blames Israel for Palestinians' deep financial crisis, but facts point to criminal PA mismanagement as the real culprit.
As Palestinians riot against Yassir Arafat, world media outlets respond.
Coverage of the UN court's condemnation of the security fence omitted some key information.
Media outlets have misrepresented the Al Aqsa Brigades' relationship with Fatah & the PA.
Media coverage omits the positive outcome of IDF anti-terror efforts.
Associated Press editorializes an Arafat speech as per PA instructions; also, Tom Friedman likens democratic Israelis with Shiite thugs
Recent media coverage focuses on Palestinian rage and emotion, ignoring the altogether rational process at work.
BBC and Knight Ridder produce children's primers on the Mideast conflict that rehash classic myths.
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