Does a cartoon by Steve Bell in The Guardian cross the line into antisemitism? His latest portrays a barbed wire Gaza fence shaped as an Israeli flag .
Tel Aviv was founded as the first all-Jewish city in modern times. Has Reuters unwittingly uncovered a Palestinian desire to “return” there?
Is Israel’s Iron Dome “notorious?” It is according to the Daily Mail’s Mail Online, which makes a mess of its story on Israeli defensive measures during the Eurovision Song Contest.
A BBC documentary on Gaza almost gets it right but fails on lack of context and mistranslating to censor Palestinian antisemitism.
Writing in the Irish Independent, comedian Deirdre O’Kane claims that a wall has been built “around Bethlehem” despite maps proving this to be incorrect.
Any journalist worth their salt knows that their work requires describing what has happened, and
The Times of London corrects after writing that an Israeli family caught up in the Chabad of Poway synagogue shooting attack left Israel due to “religious violence.”
A video commissioned by British Channel 4 for Facebook Watch called “Gaza: life in the
The New York Times apologizes for an antisemitic cartoon but still publishes yet another cartoon in the midst of a firestorm of anger.
A Times of London columnist asks if Google Maps is deliberately preventing tourists from visiting the West Bank in order to isolate the Palestinians.
The New York Times is facing a wave of censure after publishing an antisemitic cartoon
The New York Times international print edition publishes an offensive cartoon drawing upon blatant antisemitic tropes.
Mick Dumper in The Guardian states the Jewish historical presence on the Temple Mount is an “increasingly strident claim.”
There’s no problem in questioning the widespread depiction of Jesus as white. There is, however,
It should be obvious to anyone that while the Boycott, Divestment and Sanction (BDS) movement
In a tasteless example of misleading clickbait, Newsweek published this headline, comparing a small and
Didn’t take too long, did it? Within hours of the publication of Israel’s election results,
Benjamin Netanyahu has won the Israeli election. But how did the foreign media and their “expert” analysts cover events?
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