Fox’s Rivera Indulges Palestinian Propagandist Ashrawi
Fox’s Geraldo Rivera provides a propaganda platform for Palestinian Hanan Ashrawi in a documentary filmed in Israel and the Palestinian territories and aired July 8, 2012.
Myron Kaplan
Fox’s Geraldo Rivera provides a propaganda platform for Palestinian Hanan Ashrawi in a documentary filmed in Israel and the Palestinian territories and aired July 8, 2012. C-SPAN’s Book TV Show Spins Anti-Israel Line
C-SPAN has a Jewish problem in its daily Washington Journal program and in its Book TV weekly program whose July 1, 2012 “interview” by Phyllis Bennis of Fawaz Gerges defamed Israel with falsehoods, distortions and key omissions. NPR’s Rehm Partners with Swipe-at-Israel Academic Gerges to Pummel Israel
NPR's Diane Rehm Show virtually always stacks the deck with critics when Israel is discussed. So the result was predictable for the May 21 program when Rehm partnered with Fawaz Gerges, a media go-to professor with a tendency to take gratuitous shots at Israel.
Michael Scheuer’s Disinformation Compounds C-SPAN’s Israel/Jewish Problem
C-SPAN’s chronic Israel/Jewish problem continues as host Steve Scully once more indulges the disinformation and conspiracy-mongering of former CIA bin Laden unit head Michael Scheuer. His latest C-SPAN appearance is on May 6, 2012. C-SPAN May – June 2012
Typifying the Ineptitude: C-SPAN Hosts Faced with Anti-Israel Callers
Inept call-handling by C-SPAN's Washington Journal hosts, especially anti-Jewish, anti-Israeli callers, was on display in the Feb. 5, 2012 broadcast.
C-SPAN March – April 2012
C-SPAN Version of Balance on Israel: Buchanan and Nader
For C-SPAN, a serial offender in broadcasting anti-Israel, anti-Semitic bias, bringing together Ralph Nader and Pat Buchanan for an hour-long broadcast was consistent with its inclinations.
C-SPAN January – February 2012
Anti-Israel Propaganda Creeps Into World of Grand Opera
The world of grand opera is not immune to the global spread of anti-Israel propaganda which manifests itself sometimes in the plot of a new opera and sometimes in a radical re-working of a venerable classic.