Washington Post Treats State Department, Palestinian Allegations as Facts
The Post uncritically reports State Department claims on settlements without providing readers with essential background and facts
Ruth Eglash
Washington Post Reports on Israeli Victim but Obscures Palestinian Incitement
A Washington Post report on an Israeli victim of Palestinian terrorism obscures the root cause: anti-Jewish incitement Tweeting Trips Another Journalist, This Time from The Washington Post
What's the difference between tweeting and journalism? The difference between gossip and news, and now it's snared The Washington Post's Jerusalem bureau chief. Paris Massacres: Case Study in Washington Post Use of Terrorist or Militant
Massacres in Paris, murders in Israel: Islamist killers strike again. The Washington Post calls them terrorists. And militants. And assailants. Accuracy remains a sometime thing. Washington Post Obscures the Obvious—Palestinian Hatred of Jews
When it came time to cover the causes of Palestinian knife, car, gun and meat cleaver attacks on Jews in Jerusalem and elsewhere, The Washington Post tied itself in knots to avoid reporting the news straight out. Washington Post-Watch: Retrospective on Israel’s Gaza Evacuation Wobbles
The Washington Post's Gaza Strip withdrawal 10-year retrospective was fact-filled. But facts without relevant context still can mislead.
Washington Post-Watch: Extremist Jews Everywhere, Arab Extremists Nowhere
Jewish extremism is news. Anti-Jewish Palestinian extremism is even bigger news. But not in The Washington Post.
Washington Post’s One Error — Seeing U.N. Gaza Report as News
Washington Post coverage of the U.N. “war crimes” inquiry regarding last summer's Gaza combat made a mistake: Treating it as news, not propaganda. Washington Post Misreports BDS, Gaza War Casualty Debate
Lots of information but lack of essential facts tripped one Washington Post report on Israel and bruised a second on the same day. On boycott, divestment and sanctions, The Post still doesn't get it. Washington Post Holds Up Palestinian Soccer Red Card
The Palestinian Football Association, headed by a convicted terrorist, wants international soccer to “isolate and embarrass” Israel. Superficial Washington Post coverage should embarrass the newspaper.