Gaza War Coverage a Case of News Media Meltdown
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News media suffered a melt-down in covering the 2014 Israel-Hamas war. Many veteran journalists said so.
Al-Jazeera America
AJAM and HRW’s Roth Team up to Accuse Israel in Gaza Conflict
Al-Jazeera America (AJAM) TV network teamed in August with Human Rights Watch's Executive Director Kenneth Roth to vilify Israel while barely tarnishing the Hamas terrorist rulers of Gaza Strip. This is consistent with the antagonism of both AJAM and HRW toward Israel. Deconstructing Baltimore Sun’s Praise of Al-Jazeera’s Gaza Coverage
The Baltimore Sun’s television critic had high praise for Al-Jazeera America’s coverage of Israeli-Hamas fighting in Gaza. Goes to show you can’t believe everything you see … As Cease-fire Fails, Some Headlines Fail to Explain Why
Not every headline writer could figure out how to convey the straightforward news of an cease-fire respected by Israel and rejected by Hamas. Al-Jazeera America TV News Aims Against Israel
Twisted coverage of Israel is consistent with the network's indirect connection through its owner to the creation of the Palestinian Hamas terrorist entity sworn to Israel's destruction. The CEO, aiming at the opinion makers, admits to unconcern about profits and viewer ratings. Al-Jazeera America Not To Be Trusted For Israel News – Example
Al-Jazeera America implied wrongly that an Israeli product (SodaStream) ad was (temporarily) cancelled from Fox Television's Super Bowl broadcast because the manufacturer operates a plant in the West Bank. Al-Jazeera America Not ToBe Trusted For Israel News
Al-Jazeera America implied wrongly that an Israeli product (SodaStream) ad was (temporarily) cancelled from Fox Television's Super Bowl broadcast because the manufacturer operates a plant in the West Bank. Journalism Professor Says Al-Jazeera America Shows its Bias
Stephen Harper, a Temple Univ. journalism professor, says Qatar's rulers funded Al-Jazeera America to get a seat at the political table. Judging by recent anti-Israel segments, perhaps also to undermine a particular U.S. ally. - 1
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