War on Want executive director Asad Rehman publishes a hate-filled screed in The Guardian attacking Israel for its anti-BDS blacklist.
The Independent embeds a video of Electronic Intifada’s Ali Abunimah and labels him an “expert” without disclosing who he is.
After Israel announces a blacklist of BDS-supporting organizations, how did some media present the aims of the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement?
In a story about Palestinian residents of Jerusalem, NPR buries some important context, fundamentally changing how the story reads.
Ahed Tamimi was arrested for hitting Israeli soldiers. (Is there any country where that’s legal?) Ahmed Khan defends her by hiding, and even changing, established facts.
This article is cross-posted courtesy of Shalom Kiwi. Media interest in Lorde’s recent decision to
The biggest surprise of this year’s Dishonest Reporter Award is that the winner has never
The Daily Mail’s Mail Online publishes a story accusing Israeli forces of demolishing graves in a Muslim cemetery in Jerusalem. Except it never happened.
Did Israel destroy Jaffa? Evict all the Palestinians? Shoot a woman’s son in cold blood?
While the death of wheelchair-bound Palestinian protester Ibrahim Abu Thraya creates headlines, the media fail to question the multiple versions, all blaming Israel for how he lost his legs.
How can the New York Times commission Nada Homsi, the granddaughter of Palestinian refugees, to write a story on Palestinian refugees without a full disclosure?
Since when was Israeli control over the Western Wall up for negotiation? Not according to the New York Times.
Following a complaint from HonestReporting, the Associated Press issues a correction after erroneously referring to the Western Wall rather than the Temple Mount as Judaism’s holiest site.
Foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini never said the EU recognizes Tel Aviv as Israel’s capital. Nor does the rest of the international community. HR gets The Independent to correct the error.
Some media accuse Israel of wounding hundreds of Palestinian protesters using “live fire” even though the IDF employed rubber bullets and tear gas to control rioting.
The Irish Times and its journalist Lara Marlowe deliberately employ the word “colonization” in order to deny Jews indigenous status in the region.
An opinion piece by Graham Richardson in The Australian falsely claims that Israeli tanks are “shelling targets in the West Bank and Gaza.”
The New York Times primer on the Jerusalem issue falsely implies that Israel simply “seized” Jerusalem in both 1948 and 1967.
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