No challenge from host, who allowed CAIR’s Wilfredo Ruiz to distort reality about Israel.

'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.

The practitioners of moral equivalency see themselves as the brave protectors of Human lives, as long as those human lives are not Israeli lives.

If you support what Hamas is doing, then do not support Israel.

The Times seems, as is often the case, out to lunch, off the reservation, or not really that interested in informing its readers of the real details.

The tragic story of what happened to the Siyam family in Gaza during Israel’s Operation Protective Edge two years ago has turned out to be far different from what Newsweek reported several months after the war ended.

The large international news agencies are a major source of information abroad concerning Israel, but when this information is disproportional and incorrectly negative, the impact has far-reaching consequences on a global level.

French citizens display disgust when shown a fake biased headline about the recent Paris terror attacks in which the terrorists are portrayed as victims. Interestingly, news outlets actually use this type of bad reporting when covering Palestinian terror against Israelis.

The New York Times recently published an article that was so appallingly flawed and dangerous that it simply beggars belief. Its subsequent "clarification" only serves to highlight how bad it was.

In what can be considered blatant anti-Israel bias, the BBC failed to uphold journalistic standards in its reporting on a terror attack last week. Demand that BBC report the facts accurately!

In what can be considered blatant anti-Israel bias, the BBC failed to uphold journalistic standards in its reporting on a terror attack last week.

A recent New York Times article highlights the issue of biased reporting on the Temple Mount.