As Harry’s Place, Guido Fawkes and others noted earlier, The Observer today published, and then pulled, a ‘bombshell’ report by Jamie Doward alleging that the UK and other EU countries conspired with the United States […]
On June 18, we noted a photo caption from the Guardian’s ‘Picture Desk Live’ series which softened the combat training of a Palestinian youth at a Hamas summer camp as “physical training.” […]
On the April 13 edition of our weekly series highlighting the music of Israel (‘Sounds Israeli’) we featured Rita, the Iranian born Israeli (Rita Yahan-Farouz) who has become a critically acclaimed actress and […]
Cross posted by the London based blogger, Richard Millett A little known history lecturer is quickly becoming the new poster boy of the anti-Israel movement. Last night at SOAS James Renton detailed why he thinks the […]
Though what likely first comes to mind to most when thinking about the rock star known as Bono are the many memorable songs from his band’s long and successful career, or perhaps […]
Harriet Sherwood’s June 25 report on the upcoming visit to Israel and the Palestinian territories by the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, devoted some text to outlining his itinerary while in the Holy […]
A CiF Watch post on June 7 focused on a report by the Guardian about questions raised by some board members at the annual meeting of G4S – a British multinational security […]
Phoebe Greenwood’s report in The Telegraph, Ex-South African Israel ambassador likens Bedouin treatment to Apartheid‘, June 19, is in many ways quite typical of mainstream media framing of issues relating to the nomadic […]
What does the Hamas movement in Gaza have in common with the Republicans in the U.S. and the Tories in the UK? Well, according to some, they all can fairly be characterized […]
A guest post by Joe Geary There is a country in the Middle East which makes a great play of being a democracy and about espousing Western ideals regarding human rights, and […]
In addition to their pages dedicated to news about Israel and “Palestine“, the Guardian has a separate Gaza page. In case you wanted to get up-to-date on the most important news in the Hamas-run […]
H/T Barry Shaw Barbara Streisand performed to a crowd of over 16,000 at Tel Aviv-Jaffa’s Bloomfield Stadium on Thursday night – a two-and-a-half-hour show which included hits such as “Papa, Can You Hear Me”, “The Way […]
The Guardian recently posted a one and a half-minute video on their Israel page showing a recent interview with Shimon Peres. The clip, which, though dealing almost entirely with the Iranian nuclear […]
Yesterday, we cross posted a piece by the CST on a forum held at the Front Line Club in London which was titled “Critiquing the media’s approach to the Israel-Palestine conflict” and […]
Cross posted by Mark Gardner at the blog of the CST. Swapping “Zionist” or “pro-Israeli” for “Jewish” is not opposing antisemitism. It is, at best, a lazy linguistic complacency that camouflages antisemitic ways of thinking: making antisemitism harder […]
The Guardian’s June 17 edition of ‘Picture Desk Live’ included the following photo depicting a day in the life of Gaza residents: Here’s the caption: A Young Palestinian crawls under barbed wire during a […]
Harriet Sherwood’s latest report, ‘Palestinian hopes for two states ‘not possible‘, June 17, devotes 10 of 13 paragraphs to remarks by Israel’s Economics and Trade Minister Naftali Bennett at a Jerusalem meeting of […]
“[The Guardian] is the English-language newspaper least friendly to Israel on Earth.” – Jeffrey Goldberg “No mainstream media outfit in the Western world has been more hostile to Israel than the Guardian group.” […]
We reported recently that Guardian’s Glenn Greenwald has been speaking at the annual Marxist-Leninist conference, and we posted a few clips of his 2011 appearance at the conference, held in Chicago. During […]
In late February, the Guardian devoted six separate news items (three stories and three photo posts) to the death of a Palestinian – named Arafat Jaradat – in an Israeli jail. The stories, […]
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