CNN Blunders on Neve Yaakov
CNN’s attempt at providing background on Neve Yaakov packs an impressive amount of historical and legal nonsense into a single sentence.
David Litman
CNN’s Huwara Investigation: Heavy on Narrative, Light on Evidence
For a 3,000-word essay following an explosive claim in the headline, very little space is devoted to actual evidence of the central claim: that soldiers “did little” to stop violence in Huwara.
Mehdi Hasan’s Deceitful Defense of an Antisemitic Screed
Both Mehdi Hasan and Fatima Mohammed are entitled to their opinions and their free expression. It would just be nice if their speech came with a little less anti-Jewish demagoguery and with a lot more factual accuracy.
Who’s Rewriting History, Ayman?
MSNBC's Ayman Mohyeldin was not content to merely rewrite and erase history. He also chose to rewrite and erase current events.
CAMERA Op-Ed: CNN’s Isa Soares Exemplifies the Media’s Degradation of the Laws of War
CNN’s Isa Soares has a problem with human shields, but not with those who use them.
The Guardian Plays Public Relations for an Antisemitic UN Official
Some lies are clever. Then there are The Guardian’s lies.
CAMERA Op-Ed: CNN abandons professional journalism
CNN has been letting a lot go lately – chiefly its adherence to professional journalism.
CAMERA Op-Ed: When ‘Fact-Finders’ Don’t Care About Facts: A Case Study on Amnesty International
An Amnesty official suggested the reason neither he nor Amnesty will address concerns over factual errors is because such time won't “contribute to helping to end Israeli apartheid.” In other words, the conclusion has already been declared and the facts don’t matter. The hypothesis must be treated as correct regardless of what the data shows. This is not the behavior of a credible fact-finder.
Ayman’s Projection: An MSNBC Host’s Sanctimonious Concern Over “Hypocrisy”
Ayman Mohyeldin’s own history makes it clear that the last person who should be lecturing anyone about not telling the whole story is Mohyeldin himself.
CNN: Israeli Cars “Receive” Bullets from Mysterious Sources, Occupants “Killed in That Crash”
According to CNN International, while Israelis shoot and kill Palestinians, Israeli cars “receive” bullets and the occupants die in a “crash.” That is how, at least, two separate incidents were described during a single segment on Isa Soares Tonight.