Who Shot Mohammed Al-Dura?
An investigation in The Atlantic asks: Was the Mohammed al-Dura death scene staged for anti-Israeli effect?
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May 18, 2003
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An investigation in The Atlantic asks: Was the Mohammed al-Dura death scene staged for anti-Israeli effect?
A special Times section on world terror omits Palestinian terror and Israeli anti-terror efforts.
Israeli and American insistence on uprooting terror receives unwarranted media criticism.
The Associated Press highly inflates the number of Arabs who fled Israel in 1948.
A popular British journalist and a Member of Parliament cozy up to Saddam's regime. Plus: UK homicide bombers.
In the eyes of AP, Israeli casualties are less significant than rain upon a Palestinian parade.
As Washington targets terror and dictatorship, Syria and Jordan target Israel. Will the media buy it?
Arafat still runs the show from the top-down, and, no less importantly, from the bottom up.
CNN admits that knowledge of murder, torture, and planned assassinations were suppressed in order to maintain CNN's Baghdad bureau.
CNN admits that knowledge of murder, torture, and planned assassinations were suppressed in order to maintain CNN's Baghdad bureau.
Coalition forces bomb a residential complex in hopes of hitting Saddam. Israel hits Hamas leaders, too.
American journalists, party to years of anti-Israel bias, have inadvertently contributed to the anti-Americanism now raging in the Arab street.
A comparison of media reports from Iraq and Israel on civilian deaths at checkpoints.
The media calls the targeting of American soldiers "terror," but not when the target is Israeli civilians.
In context of the Iraqi war, The Times of London gives a forum for those calling to "Kill Jews."
The Palestinian street is rife with pro-Saddam and anti-American demonstrations.
In the wake of a fatal bulldozer incident, irresponsible photo captions and disparate editorial cartoons.
The media presents a flag-burning American as a peace hero, and ignores important IDF anti-smuggling activities.
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