Stripping Gaza of Its Myths
Three media distortions of Israel's historic 'disengagement' from Gaza
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August 31, 2005
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Three media distortions of Israel's historic 'disengagement' from Gaza
NBC misrepresents situation in Gaza.
Do you know the facts behind Israel's pullout from the region?
Israel's Gaza withdrawal isn't the only recent story worthy of coverage
The latest case of media outlets disseminating a false claim of Israeli malevolence
False and misleading captions from The Times' online and print editions
Washington Post and AP invert the chronology of recent violence; also, Reuters cavorts with Jenin terrorist
Denial of PA anti-terror obligations has become standard media practice.
Reuters misrepresents the initial Palestinian obligation under the road map.
Media outlets report only the segment of Palestinian opinion that denounces the ongoing terror.
Coverage of a young Palestinian's death highlights a two-stage problem with media treatment of the conflict.
AFP and AP employ reporters who also receive paychecks from the Palestinian Authority.
The Scotsman and Reuters remain mired in 'blame Sharon' and 'cycle of violence' coverage, defying the reality on the ground.
In coverage of the encouraging Palestinian elections, some media outlets begin engaging in wishful thinking.
Our fourth annual recognition of the most skewed and biased coverage of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Double standard at The Independent, the PLO vs. HonestReporting, and Neil MacDonald at it again.
Another BBC Mideast reporter displays open attachment to one side of the conflict
The head of the UN administration in the West Bank and Gaza admits Hamas members are on his payroll. Media outlets ignore it.
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