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The Guardian: Promoting Online Terror
The Guardian’s website includes the Hamas “military wing” on its “Useful links”.
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August 12, 2008
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The Guardian’s website includes the Hamas “military wing” on its “Useful links”.
HR UK drew attention to an anti-Israel polemic in The Scotsman by artist Jane Frere,
Why are an NGO’s allegations against Israel accepted by an unquestioning media?
In the wake of recent terror attacks in Jerusalem, the status of the city’s Palestinian
Initial BBC and the AFP headlines ignore the victims in second bulldozer attack
On July 2, a number of media outlets, including The Independent, reported that an award-winning
MSM looks for “motives” to explain brutal bulldozer attack
At the time of writing, more details are emerging on today’s (Wednesday July 2) terror attack on
Is the media really covering the “ceasefire”?
The BBC’s Start the Week with Andrew Marr started the week in bad form, interviewing
The BBC’s response to your complaints fails to address some major issues.
Whose version of events does a BBC journalist stand by?
The international media virtually ignores Philippe Karsenty’s court victory.
The Guardian’s headline “US academic deported and banned for criticising Israel” immediately conjures up an
France 2’s “Pallywood” footage overturns a libel verdict.
The latest piece on Israel’s 60th endorses the views of a fringe historian.
HonestReporting exposes anti-Israel activists manipulating the online encyclopedia.
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