Arrest of a Hamas "Politician"?
The media omits the incriminating fact that weapons of terror were found inside Mohammed Taha's house.
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March 4, 2003
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The media omits the incriminating fact that weapons of terror were found inside Mohammed Taha's house.
Not all bias is blatant. Here's one extra word from an Associated Press photo caption.
Israel's plan to stop Palestinian violence is sensationalized by Reuters as "splitting Christ's birthplace"
The New York Times creates a false impression in the headline and lead paragraphs, while burying the most relevant information — that exonerates Israel — far down in the text.
Media bias from the Norwegian, Arabic, and French media.
The Seattle Post-Intelligencer rehashes one-sided slur from a virulently pro-Palestinian movement.
For over 30 years, the ABC News anchor has been an apologist for Palestinian terror.
The UK Guardian and the Toronto Globe & Mail take disrespectful swipes at the Israeli government.
The Independent depicts Ariel Sharon as bolstering his re-election campaign by biting into the flesh of a Palestinian baby.
The past week has seen Palestinians implement three new lows in their ceaseless terror campaign.
Neil Macdonald, CBC's Mideast correspondent instigates other reporters to join his protest.
Two examples of bias against Israel: from the Boston Globe, and the Philadelphia Daily News.
HonestReporting members contribute bias examples from Reuters, AP, CBC and more.
Much of the world media concludes that a Palestinian state already exists.
The director of the Israeli Government Press Office claims that journalists coordinated their reporting with terrorist leader Marwan Barghouti.
BBC runs a string of misleading headlines, presenting spurious anti-Israel accusations as if they were undisputed facts:
The Christian Science Monitor delegitimizes and sensationalizes the amount of U.S. foreign aid to Israel.
People magazine denies the existence of an Israeli entity prior to 1948, and the United Nations falsely refers to Beit She'an as the West Bank.
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