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A distorted headline, a factual mistake, and downplaying of Palestinian terror
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July 16, 2004
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A distorted headline, a factual mistake, and downplaying of Palestinian terror
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AP and BBC's glowing coverage of a Saudi preacher omits his well-documented jihadist views.
Ongoing, unprovoked aggression by Lebanese-based terrorists is poorly represented by the media.
Media coverage omits the positive outcome of IDF anti-terror efforts.
Palestinians attempt to kidnap a NY Times reporter; also, one-dimensional reporting of the Rafah operation.
Associated Press editorializes an Arafat speech as per PA instructions; also, Tom Friedman likens democratic Israelis with Shiite thugs
Cox News lumps humane Israeli policy together with the monstrous desecrations of radical Islamists.
CBC lends credence to a bizarre claim of Israeli culpability for Iraqi prisoner abuses.
A taxpayer-funded Melbourne window exhibit vilifies Israel through false statistics.
A new film on Jenin brings further indication that journalists avoid criticism of Arab leaders out of fear.
Recent media coverage focuses on Palestinian rage and emotion, ignoring the altogether rational process at work.
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Reuters' Jeffrey Heller turns a major news story into a cheap melodrama.
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