Peter Oborne’s remarks in the Daily Mail on Prince William’s Israel visit include the antisemitic charge of Israelis poisoning Palestinian wells.
A UK Parliamentary inquiry into fake news publishes a submission from HonestReporting. But what took them so long?
The Independent’s story on an Amnesty International report on Israel’s treatment of African migrants leaves out significant context.
Gaza is surrounded mostly by a fence. How can Sarah Helm claim that a high wall hides the whole of Gaza from Israel’s view?
Writing in Ireland’s Village magazine, Frank Connolly produces a multitude of blatant inaccuracies and falsehoods in his one-sided and biased anti-Israel piece.
CNN corrects the error after implying that Tel Aviv is Israel’s capital city.
Everything from the Sunday Express story on Gaza, including the headline, sub-header and text adds up to an utter train wreck.
The SABC gives an unchallenged platform for interviewee Zwelinzima Vavi to libel Israel and threaten to punish its supporters.
Why in The Times of London did Bishop Graham Tomlin focus on Israel as a contributor to the “systematic persecution of Christians in the Middle East”?
Israel’s public relations took a serious hit as a result of the Gaza border violence. Fingers are pointed at both the media and Israeli officials for the coverage.
Pierre Rehov’s Behind the Smokescreen exposes the great Palestinian deception perpetrated at the Gaza border fence.
Following Netta Barzilai’s Eurovision Song Contest victory, The Guardian corrects after stating next year in Tel Aviv.
Satirical magazine The Onion weighs in on the Gaza border violence with a “parody” that crosses the line from humor to outright offense and even antisemitism.
With the news that Hamas claim 50 of the Palestinians killed by the IDF at the Gaza border violence were their operatives, will the international media climb down from their knee-jerk assault on Israel?
While Hamas instigated violence at the Gaza border, Israel is blamed by many media outlets for the deaths of Palestinians intent on breaching the security fence.
The BBC used Israeli politician Oren Hazan as a useful idiot to deliberately embarrass Israel. The BBC’s response to our complaint about Jeremy Bowen’s report is insulting.
The New York Times erroneously refers to Israel’s Gaza security fence as “electrified.”
The Guardian corrects after changing the genders of the teenage victims in an Associated Press report on the Israeli flash flood tragedy.
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