The Guardian’s first few days of coverage of the debate over Scarlett Johansson’s role as global ambassador for SodaStream, and her subsequent decision to step down as Oxfam ambassador, was, by their standards, […]
Win for co-existence, eco-friendly products & Scarlett Johansson = BDS Fail
In light of news today concerning Scarlett Johansson’s stand against BDS bullies in stepping down as Oxfam ambassador, while refusing to resign from her position as global brand ambassador for the Israeli company SodaStream, we thought you’d […]
Guardian whitewashes Nathan Filer’s support for pro-terror group, ISM
We haven’t read ‘The Shock of the Fall‘ by Nathan Filer, and can’t comment on the artistic merits of the book which recently won the Costa Book of the Year award. However, we can […]
More on Harriet Sherwood’s love letter to the “miraculous” people of Gaza
We posted recently about a 3200 word love letter to the people of Gaza by departing Guardian Jerusalem correspondent Harriet Sherwood – a farewell report which “paid tribute to the resilience, creativity and […]
CAMERA monitors media coverage of Israel, Jan 10-27: BBC, NYT, CNN, Ha’aretz
Here’s our regular round-up of posts from CAMERA affiliated sites: English Posts AFP Gives New Life to Old Settlements (& Neighborhoods) In the alternate reality in which Agence France Presse lives, Tel […]
The Economist: We do not believe Jews control Congress
Last week we posted about the following cartoon by Peter Schrank published at The Economist – used to illustrate an article about negotiations between Iran and the P5+1 – which evoked the antisemitic narrative on the supposed injurious […]
Guardian readers commemorate the Holocaust in their own special way
h/t to the ‘global network’ of CiF Watchers A commendable essay by Hila Shachar was published at ‘Comment is Free’ yesterday (Jan. 27) titled ‘The Holocaust is not your metaphor to use […]
Hatikvah sung at Bergen-Belsen Concentration Camp, April 23, 1945
To commemorate International Holocaust Remembrance Day 2014, we bring you the following clip of a radio transmission from April 23, 1945 (by BBC reporters Patrick Gordon Walker and Richard Dimbleby) at the recently liberated concentration camp of […]
Goodbye, Harriet Sherwood: Three years covering Gaza and no lessons learned.
Harriet Sherwood’s latest 3200 word report, Goodbye Gaza, accurately reflects the Guardian’s unwritten ideological ‘style guide’ which seems to dictate that even the most malevolent Palestinian political actors are framed in a […]
Sounds Israeli: The music of Ilay Botner and the Outside Kids
Here’s Illay Botner and the Outside Kids‘ performing Naim Achshav (It’s good now). Related articles Sounds Israeli: Sarit Hadad performs at Ariel Sharon’s memorial service Sounds Israeli: The music of Boaz Banai
The political exploitation of Rachel Corrie continues.
Cross posted by London-based blogger, Richard Millett When Craig Corrie approached a group of pro-Israel activists outside the Hackney Empire before the start of a memorial concert for Rachel Corrie everyone was […]
Guardian Group editors fail to correct false claim on Sabra and Shatila massacre
We’ve been in communication with editors at The Observer (sister publication of the Guardian) regarding a false claim (about the massacre of Palestinian civilians in 1982 by Christian Phalangists), by their foreign affairs editor, […]
Confirmed: Harriet Sherwood announces her departure from Jerusalem
A source recently forwarded us the following email, confirming information we had received a couple of weeks ago. We have been monitoring Sherwood’s work at the Guardian since her debut as their […]
The UK media again show their obsession with the ‘Israel lobby’
Just yesterday, we posted about a cartoon published at the Economist on Jan. 18 (which they later retracted) with imagery suggesting that pro-Israeli (or Jewish) interests control US Congress. We noted that […]
Another Guardian journalist falsely claims that Palestinians have abandoned terror
Last month, we posted about a remarkably misleading claim by Harriet Sherwood in an article about recent investigations into the death of Yasser Arafat: Arafat was a man who divided the world: […]
The Guardian, BBC and Mona Lisa’s Nose
A guest post by Joe Geary Guess what this is? Did you get it? Well done, yes, it’s the Middle East as represented by large segments of the media, including the Guardian […]
Economist removes antisemitic cartoon; apologizes for ‘inadvertent’ offense
Earlier today we posted about the following cartoon published at The Economist – used to illustrate an article about negotiations between Iran and the P5+1 – which evoked the antisemitic narrative complaining […]
Do ‘sophisticated’ Brits at the Economist believe Jews control Washington?
“The Economist’s goal is to take part in a severe contest between intelligence, which presses forward, and an unworthy, timid ignorance obstructing our progress.” (Economist mission statement) The Protocols of the Elders […]
Springtime for Rouhani: Jack Straw complains that pro-Israel cash stymies US-Iran peace
In an op-ed on Friday at The Independent, former British foreign secretary Jack Straw revisited a narrative he advanced late last year regarding the alleged injurious impact of funds from Jewish and […]
Sounds Israeli: Sarit Hadad performs at Ariel Sharon’s memorial service
The following is Sarit Hadad’s performance, at the memorial service before Ariel Sharon’s funeral on Tuesday, of Naomi Shemer’s song ‘We’re both from the same village’. (For more background on the song, see a […]
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