The Sunday Times Irish edition corrects the error after wrongly stating the Irish Foreign Minister met Israeli PM Netanyahu in Tel Aviv rather than its capital Jerusalem.
A joint statement based on a UN report blames Israel for Palestinians dying in Gaza, by not allowing them to enter Israel for medical care. But it’s actually the Palestinian Authority that’s refusing to issue the permits.
The Financial Times erroneously claims that the Yesh Atid party is the second-largest in the Knesset. HonestReporting gets the correction.
Newsweek and the International Business Times publish a distorted Palestinian propaganda video led by a prominent leader of the BDS movement.
Not only does Mail & Guardian columnist Rumana Akoob believe conspiracy theories about Israel and “water apartheid” but she’s willing to sacrifice the lives of South Africans to make her point.
HR gets the Sydney Morning Herald to correct a story that erroneously claimed an Iranian drone had been shot down by Israel over Syrian rather than Israeli territory.
The Daily Telegraph amends its text after getting confused over the Israeli interception of an Iranian drone.
Journalists all had the same information: that Israel had acted in response. So why do these headlines make Israel out to be the instigator?
Headlines matter because most people skim them in newspapers, social media feeds and push notifications
This isn’t about the subtleties of context or balance: Newsweek literally MADE UP statements by an Israeli official. Again.
Of the 120 Knesset members the BBC could have interviewed for an Israeli point of
The LA Times erroneously claims that all Arab MKs would boycott US Vice President Mike Pence’s Knesset speech yet ignores repeated requests for a correction.
Al Jazeera just can’t get it right: Not only were contents of the Iraqi Jewish archive originally stolen from the rightful owners (the Jews of Iraq), but upon the archive’s return, it will likely become unaccessible, to scholars and to Jews alike.
Haaretz publishes an ad calling for a boycott of Israel produced by BDS organizations on an Israeli blacklist.
It’s not enough for New York Times’ Roger Cohen to criticise Israel: he misstates facts (including the meaning of words) to accuse Israel of the most gory, biology based racism.
One of the more overlooked issues raised by Mahmoud Abbas’ recent speech was a claim
Mahmoud Abbas’ two-hour address to the central committee of the Palestine Liberation Organization was the
The Sunday Times publishes an HonestReporting letter after the media outlet referred to Mahmoud Abbas as “the president of the state of Palestine.”
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