News Critiques
Jerusalem is Not a Settlement
Building plans for existing Jewish neighborhoods in Jerusalem kick up a new media frenzy.
Simon Plosker
November 11, 2010
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Building plans for existing Jewish neighborhoods in Jerusalem kick up a new media frenzy.
Did the FT conveniently forget about Jerusalem when it appointed Tel Aviv as Israel’s seat of political power?
A video report uses a misleading headline while the narration conveniently omits a stone throwing incident.
A journalist’s belittling of a key Israeli negotiating demand demonstrates a fundamental misunderstanding of the bigger picture.
Time cover story claims decadent Israelis no longer care about peace.
The medical journal fails to address HR’s legitimate concerns, instead proving them outright in a one-sided letter to The Guardian.
Why is the media so obsessed by one former Israeli soldier’s Facebook post at the expense of major Mideast news stories?
The BBC’s flagship documentary programme produces a fair and balanced report on what happened on board the Mavi Marmara.
What were photographers and journalists doing at the scene of the incident before a deadly exchange of fire between Lebanese and Israeli forces?
On Friday 30 July, the Israeli city of Ashkelon was struck by a Grad missile fired
The demolition of an unrecognized Bedouin settlement in the Negev attracts some foreign media looking to fit the story into their own one-sided agenda.
Why does the Daily Telegraph choose to reuse an image from the 2009 Gaza conflict to inaccurately portray the present day?
Are Gazan children really behind bars or does the imagery fail to give the bigger picture?
After 4 years in Hamas captivity, make sure that the mainstream media doesn’t forget the tragic plight of the kidnapped Israeli soldier.
Days after being caught cropping photos for political effect, Reuters releases a photo bank of Hamas propaganda images from Gaza.
The appointment of Jeremy Bowen as Middle East editor in response to complaints about the
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