The Times' double standard when it comes to a deleted photo from its own front-page versus an altered page-three photo in an insular ultra-Orthodox Israeli paper lays bare the paper's disproportionate obsession with the Jewish state. 
Haaretz's English edition omits key information about hunger-striking Palestinian prisoner Mohammed al-Qiq that appears in the original Hebrew article: security officials said he was recently involved in Hamas terror activity. 
From the NGO bill, to "internationally recognized borders," to the BDS law, Haaretz's English edition trips up on three separate legal issues in recent days. 
In an editorial yesterday ("The Fading Two-State Solution"), it's The New York Times' fading credibility which is again on display. The "Paper of Record" gets three points wrong on the Israeli NGO bill up for vote tomorrow. 
The New York Times, Washington Post and Los Angeles Times downplayed or ignored the murder of Dafna Meir. The fatal stabbing, targeting a mother at home with her children at hand, stands out from the last four months of Palestinian violence. 
On Thursday, three West Bank Palestinian assailants were shot dead and so was an armed man attempting to enter a Paris police station. The incidents were similar but The Los Angeles Times headlines were remarkably different.
Professor Saree Makdisi of UCLA is unfettered by journalistic or academic standards. He falsely claimed Friday in The Los Angeles Times, “there is not a single high school in the Palestinian communities in the Negev desert in southern Israel.” Actually, there are more than 40. 
For days, headlines about the Israeli Education Ministry "book ban" have dominated Haaretz's English edition, including on the paper's front-page. Nevertheless, the decision not to include a book in a curriculum does not constitute a "ban." 
The Huffington Post blog, which far too often functions as a magnet for Israel haters, has posted an anti-Israel screed by a former editor at the Palestinian Ma'an news agency. The piece distorts events to present an indictment of Israel for a shooting by Egypt. 
AP casts the looming eviction of the Sub-Laban family as a narrative of Jewish encroachment in Jerusalem's Muslim Quarter. Only after CAMERA's intervention, does AP add information giving a different picture.