CAMERA's UK Media Watch prompts correction of an Telegraph headline which misidentified the ambassador as the low-level employee of the Israeli embassy in London who vowed to take down Tory minister Sir Alan Duncan.
CAMERA's UK Media Watch prompts correction of a Telegraph article which wrongly reported that the U.S. government considers Israeli settlements "illegal." 
CAMERA's UK Media Watch elicits an important update to a summer 2014 Telegraph article about the killing of nearly a dozen members of the Siyyam family in Gaza. A new Israeli Military Attorney General report concludes that an errant Hamas rocket was to blame.The New York Times, Telegraph, Huffington Post, and Daily Caller have corrected or pulled an inaccurate quote of former Israeli ambassador Michael Oren. 
The UK Telegraph and Daily Mail retreat from a story about alleged Israeli brutality towards a Palestinian child, recognizing that the players in question have a history of manipulating journalists in Nabi Saleh.  (139x99).jpg)
News media suffered a melt-down in covering the 2014 Israel-Hamas war. Many veteran journalists said so.
When the two Palestinian movements announced their newest unity pact late in April, news media distinguished 'moderate' Fatah from 'militant' Hamas. But the word The Washington Post and other outlets needed was pragmatic, not moderate. THUMBS UP to Daniel Johnson for an incisive Daily Telegraph column (August 21, 1999) about revelations in Commentary magazine that Edward Said, famed Columbia University professor and alleged Palestinian refugee, had largely fabricated his accounts of a childhood spent in Jerusalem.
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