Newsweek falsely claims that Israeli “security personnel have been shooting dead or injuring any Palestinian targeting or suspected of planning to target Israeli civilians.”
The Guardian deliberately edits relevant sections questioning Jewish responsibility for an alleged arson attack from an AFP copy.
AFP’s headline refers to a Hamas “fighter” while implying the terrorist was a member of a “party.”
Anti-Israel extremist Ben White is given a platform by Newsweek to mislead its readers on the topic of administrative detention.
The results of a survey are interpreted by The Independent to claim that nearly half of Israeli Jews believe in “ethnic cleansing.”
Multiple Palestinian terror attacks across Israel generate another batch of headline shockers.
Palestinians have been killed while carrying out terrorism or confronting Israeli security forces. So why then does The Guardian refer to Israeli self-defense as “deadly retaliation?”
In The Guardian, author David Rieff argues that “Israel offers a florid illustration of how disastrously collective memory can deform a society.”
The Guardian refers to right-wing Israeli group Im Tirtzu as “extra-paramilitary.” Was this subconscious bias at work?
The Guardian’s sub-header states as fact, an allegation that a Palestinian woman was raped and tortured by the Israeli military after carrying out a terrorist bombing in 1969.
Interviewed by an Israeli media outlet, Foreign Press Association head, Luke Baker of Reuters, rejects claims that the foreign media is biased against Israel.
Business Insider illustrates positive achievements for working Israeli women with a politicized photo featuring a Palestinian flag.
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According to a Guardian headline, Israelis are allowed to defend themselves against Palestinian attackers only once they have been injured.
A documentary on the Discovery network’s Science Channel includes a map of the Middle East where Israel has been erased and replaced by an expanded Jordan.
Benjamin Netanyahu announces the building of security fences to keep out “beasts” that threaten Israel. The Guardian’s Peter Beaumont misrepresents who the “beasts” really are.
In The Independent, Robert Fisk writes “a few words of history” concerning Israel – a history that doesn’t fit with the facts.
NPR’s public ombudsman explains how an error-strewn map that replaced Israel with “Palestine” came to be published, crediting HonestReporting for its removal.
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