H/T Margie We commented earlier on Greg Philo’s warning (Israel’s PR victory shames newscasters, May 31) of the injurious effects of Zionist hasbara, but the Guardian comment moderation process, as always, produced some curious […]
The following video, Jerusalem: 4000 years in 5 minutes, was produced by the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs. Related articles Harriet Sherwood erroneously places Knesset on Arab Farmland (cifwatch.com) The myth of […]
Greg Philo, the research director of Glasgow University Media Unit – recently seen at a clearly fair and balanced event titled “Complicity in Oppression: Does the media aid Israel“, sponsored by the openly […]
This is cross posted at Quidnunc It is shocking when one encounters idealistic hate. It is yet more shocking when a University, an institution founded upon the very concepts of tolerance, does […]
This video was produced by our friends at Stand With Us Related articles How low will she go? Guardian contributor Mya Guarnieri uses Nazi analogy in calling for the end of Israel […]
“My Dear Sir, But you are proceeding upon the superstition that Moral Courage and a Hankering to Learn the Truth are ingredients in the human being’s makeup. Your premises being wild and […]
A guest post by AKUS If there is one thing guaranteed to get the average Guardian Israel-basher frothing and foaming in futile fury at the keyboard, it is to cite a video […]
This is cross posted by Simon Plosker at Backspin, the blog of Honest Reporting. Only yesterday I blogged the BBC’s video report on the Arab village of Lifta, located at the western entrance to […]
This video was produced by Honest Reporting. Per Honest Reporting’s Simon Plosker: “How the media report on Jerusalem has a tremendous impact on public policy. The Palestinian Authority is claiming that Jerusalem […]
A CiF piece by Andrew Rawnsely, on the relationship between the U.S. and Britain, in the context of President Obama’s recent visit to the country, (What is the special relationship behind the […]
The Guardian has been celebrating their 190th birthday by reposting some of their more prominent older stories under the heading, “Moments that made the Guardian”: So, as the Guardian’s capacity for self-criticism […]
The Guardian’s Jerusalem correspondent Harriet Sherwood recently reported celebrated Egypt’s opening of the Rafah crossing to Palestinians in Gaza. How do I know Sherwood sees the opening of a border to citizens […]
Some NGO called the Israel/Palestine Center for Research and Information just sent out a frantic fundraising letter, which reads in part: Dear Friends of IPCRI The financial situation for the entire peace […]
H/T to Normblog for noting the Guardian’s self-congratulatory post on their 190th anniversary (so sorry we missed the momentous occasion), in which they stated: “The paper has essentially changed neither its ownership nor its character […]
H/T Margie Here is Col. Richard Kemp speaking to the “We Believe in Israel” conference which took place in London on May 15th.
By Tom Gross (www.tomgrossmedia.com / www.facebook.com/TomGrossMedia) Here are some contrasting opinions by leaders of the UN, EU, Britain, France, Norway, the Vatican, Japan and elsewhere, following Israel’s killing of Ahmed Yassin, the leader of […]
This page from Yaacov Lozowick’s blog is being published here with his permission. On this page I’ve brought together the various things I’ve written over the past few years explaining – and more […]
The CiF essay by a senior Hamas terrorist named Musa Abumarzuq, which Israelinurse commented on here, elicited 321 comments, including this one: And, then: Commence mockery of the Guardian’s, um, “community standards”…..now.
The contempt towards Israel by CiF commentator Soumaya Ghannouchi, the daughter of Islamic extremist Rachid Ghannouchi, is as palpable as it is predictable. In her latest offering (Obama, hands off our spring, […]
This was published by The Wire, the blog of Just Journalism Yesterday The Guardian’s Datablog published the results of the Global Peace Index, which ranks the ‘calm’ and ‘peacefulness’ of 153 countries across the world. The […]
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