'Assailant' killed by security forces mentioned in agency copy recast by The Guardian as a 'man' - hiding from readers that the dead man is a suspected terrorist.
Instead of providing a balanced and nuanced piece of journalism, this New York Times report is full of misleading statements and claims that reek of an anti-Israel bias.
Now that El-Kurd has owned up to the reality of the pernicious apartheid libel, will media outlets stop treating his every utterance as the unadulterated truth?
It does not take a genius to identify the antisemitic tropes that Ilhan Omar has hinted at: that Jews are a sinister force who influence others to do their nefarious bidding.
For peace to come between Israel and the Palestinians, the voices of these terrorists need to be replaced with the voices of Palestinians who advocate for peace and cooperation.
When The Washington Post ostensibly links Israel’s and Russia’s military activities in Syria, it not only obscures the truth but also robs its readers of objective and trustworthy news.
While even Palestinian officials agree that Iranian-backed Hamas now controls the Temple Mount, most media have failed to report on the mullahs’ role in inciting the violence in Jerusalem.
Politicians who fail to tackle environmental issues will be condemned 'in far stronger terms than we speak today of the politicians of the '30s who ignored what was happening in Nazi Germany,' the archbishop said.
Free Speech for Me, Not for Thee: Newspaper editors have a right to chastize Omar without unsubstantiated claims of racism and Islamophobia being lobbed at them.
This was not the first time that the North American media channel has shown bias towards teh Jewish State when reporting on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Omitting any reference to the Jewish people’s connection to Yavne accords with the apparent overriding policy to simply ignore inconvenient facts that reaffirm the Jewish people’s ancient ties to Israel.
One needn’t be a journalist to reach the conclusion that El-Kurd’s history of spreading fake news, antisemitism and inciting violence should disqualify him from informing The Nation’s readership on the Arab-Israeli conflict.
Indeed, one of the most powerful hallmarks of a group’s indigeneity is a strong tie to its collective homeland and its ability to maintain traditions in a changing world.
The evident danger to Jews is liable to become more acute unless critical facts about anti-Semitism are, when appropriate, adequately conveyed by media.
With a little help from like-minded friends: It has now emerged that the company’s board consulted several “activists” before making its headline-garnering decision.