A mixture of ignorance and poor editing creates an historical mess of errors in a Daily Mail story.
The US doesn’t recognize a Palestinian state. HonestReporting gets the correction after The Independent erroneously refers to the PLO’s representative to the US as “Ambassador.”
CNN’s feature on global sexual harassment includes a map of the Middle East that marks Israel as an Arab state.
Last week several tons of explosive material were on their way into Gaza when Israel
The Times of London erroneously implies that Tel Aviv is Israel’s capital rather than Jerusalem. HonestReporting gets the correction.
Anti-Semitic and offensive terms and sentences appear in Google’s definitions of “Jew” and “European” courtesy of the Oxford Dictionary. HonestReporting prompts the huge global entity to fix the problem.
Amnesty International’s Raed Jarrar cynically abuses the death of his father to bash Israel in the New York Times.
Beyond the Green Line is the story of British immigrant to Israel, Marc Goldberg’s IDF service during the Second Intifada.
The US does not recognize Palestinian statehood yet Haaretz referred to a Palestinian ’embassy’ in Washington D.C. HonestReporting gets the correction.
Israeli Arab singer Ruba Shamshoum was born and raised in the Israeli city of Nazareth. So why does the Irish Times say that she is from “Palestine?”
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Watchdog of the Week Joel Schneider spotted the BBC’s erasure of the Jewish people from the history of ancient Israel and alerted HonestReporting to take action.
In sinister style, The Times of London describes former IDF soldier Hen Mazzig as an “agent” when Jewish students were attacked by anti-Israel protesters.
Who were the “native people” who lived in Judea during the time of the Romans and why is it so hard for the BBC to acknowledge it was the Jews?
According to the International Business Times, the resignation of British politician Priti Patel was “exercising minds in Tel Aviv.” HonestReporting gets the correction.
The Guardian crudely refers to the “Israeli regime.” HonestReporting gets the correction.
The methods of anti-Israel activists are well understood, and organizations like HonestReporting use this knowledge every day to counter it. Therefore, a reading of Ryvchin’s book might leave a reader with a reasonable sense of urgency and frustration, but it should also inspire a feeling of hope.
The UK doesn’t recognize a Palestinian state. The Palestinians have a diplomatic mission, not an embassy. So why do media outlets refer to the Palestinian “ambassador?”
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