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CAMERA Op-Ed: ‘Special’ Serves Up More CNN Bias
CAMERA Op-Ed in Wall Street Journal: “The Real Story on Israel”
Why has the Middle East peace process degenerated into undeclared warfare, with Palestinian suicide bombers targeting Israelis, and Israel apparently contemplating unprecedented retaliation? You wouldn't be aware of the facts if you wouldn't be aware of them if you got your information from much of the Western media.
CNN Corrects Web Headline in Suicide Bombing Story
CNN Terms Palestinian Sniper and Accused Killer a “Political Party Member”
Reporting on Israel's missile attack on a PLO militia commander, CNN deceived viewers by characterizing the man merely as a member of a "political party," despite the fact that he was thought responsible for killing three Israeli soldiers, and for nightly sniper fire at an Israeli neighborhood in Jerusalem.
CNN Anchors Weigh Down Israelis, Boost Palestinians
CNN anchors and interviewers consistently allow Palestinian guests to say anything they want, but pressure and interrogate Israelis, signaling viewers they shouldn't believe anything said on Israel's behalf.
Additional CNN Corrections
Some additional CNN corrections prompted by CAMERA.
The Language of Bias at CNN
Violations of the public trust in journalism can take many forms, ranging from blatant fabrication, like CNN's now infamous Tailwind story, to more insidious abuses like carefully choosing words to subtly advocate a point of view.
BACKGROUNDER: Wye and the Palestinian Covenant
Media reports on implementation of the Wye River Memorandum have incorrectly characterized as a "new demand" Israel's position that the Palestinian Covenant must be revised by a full meeting of the Palestinian National Council.
He Said It: Walter Rodgers on Israel
Interviewed by Israeli-born journalist Shoula Horing of radio station KCXL in December 1997, CNN Jerusalem Bureau Chief Walter Rodgers made observations about Israel and the Middle East that were troubling insight into the roots of the distorted message he regularly broadcasts.