A guest post by Joe Geary. The Guardian is so full of gaffes that its nickname is “the Grauniad”: the paper that can’t get anything right, not even its own name. Latest […]
The Guardian: the gaffe that keeps on gaffing
BDS is failing – the never-ending story (October 2019)
Here’s the latest installment in our ongoing series of posts documenting BDS fails. Political: German parliament condemns ‘anti-Semitic’ BDS movement The German Bundestag has passed a resolution describing the Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions campaign against […]
Examining the BBC’s claim of Palestinian support for the two-state solution
This is a cross-post from BBC Watch. Back in May, in a report concerning Palestinian rejection of the as yet unpublished US peace initiative, BBC News told its audiences that: “It is […]
OFCOM reports on the BBC complaints procedure
This is a cross-post from BBC Watch. On October 24th OFCOM – which in April 2017 became the BBC’s external regulator – published its second annual report on the BBC. “The Royal […]
Guardian reporter promotes unfounded ‘free speech’ hyperbole
On October 17th the Guardian published an article by its chief reporter in the US, Ed Pilkington, under the dramatic headline “Revealed: rightwing push to ban criticism of Israel on US campuses” […]
Guardian buries real cause of peace process failure
One of the leading factors behind the Guardian’s institutional pro-Palestinian bias is their refusal to take Palestinians seriously as agents of their own fate – a failure to grant Palestinians agency which invariably leads to a mono-causal, Israeli focused explanation which is fundamentally ahistorical, thus grossly misleading readers on the root cause of the conflict
Indy writer: levels of antisemitism in the UK are almost “negligible”.
With elections looming, Jews face at least the possibility that the country could soon be led by an opposition leader that 86% of the community believe is personally antisemitic, a scenario that some believe represents nothing less than an “existential threat” to Jewish life in the UK.
Financial Times misleads on Muslim antisemitism
Though we haven’t read Weiss’s book and don’t know the specifics of her argument, if she was broadly asserting that Muslims in Europe are, on average, significantly more antisemitic than non-Muslims in the continent, she’s certainly on solid empirical ground.
Guardian smears Israel with false claim of 50 ‘racist laws’
Once again, we see that a Guardian op-ed accusing Israel of systematic racism does not hold up to critical scrutiny.
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