Melanie Phillips addresses the effects of the Gaza conflict on Diaspora Jewry and calls for a new strategy to present Israel’s case.
The New York Times publishes an uncorroborated allegation of IDF abuse from the son of a top Hamas government official.
CNN’s one-sided presentation of the Gaza conflict continues with the video “War’s Psychological Toll on
Time Magazine resurrects the blood libel that Israeli soldiers have been stealing Palestinian body parts.
Investigative journalist Richard Behar exposes New York Times Gaza correspondent Fares Akram used an image of Yasser Arafat as his Facebook profile photo.
As Hamas breaks a ceasefire with a volley of rockets into Israel, some media portray Israel as the aggressor through biased headlines or missing context.
There were five specific media fails during the 2014 Gaza war.
Ilan Pappe portrays Israel as a Nazi-like society based on a small number of infertile women requesting combat soldiers as sperm donors.
An entire family reported to have been killed in Gaza not only turns out to be alive, but one member targeted later is revealed to be a Hamas terrorist.
In an interview, a Hamas spokesperson admits on air to Hamas intimidation of journalists in Gaza and deporting those who reported on rocket launch sites.
The New Statesman prints an update to a story that erroneously claimed an entire Palestinian family was killed in an Israeli air strike.
Today’s Top Stories 1. Hamas resumed rocket fire on Friday, injuring two Israelis. According to
Israel has no reason to be sorry that its people were not bleeding more in the Gaza war.
Some journalists allow Hamas to evade the tough questions. But not all of them – watch Sean Hannity persisting in getting some answers.
Since the conflict in Gaza began, many in the media have become obsessed with publishing
Can we be expected to believe that while Indian and French media provided pictures of the Hamas terrorist group and their rockets, the NY Times missed them?
After stirring up a hornet’s nest of tension with the Jewish community, editors, and executives
While the New York Times talks about the plight of patients at Gazan hospitals, they are leaving out crucial information.
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