In "Five Things to Know" about Ariel Sharon, CNN gets five things wrong, including his visit to the Temple Mount, the chronology of the 1967 war, Gaza's history, and more.
In "Five Things to Know" about Ariel Sharon, CNN gets five things wrong, including his visit to the Temple Mount, the chronology of the 1967 war, Gaza's history, and more.
In an end of the year round up of most read articles, Ha'aretz drops the ball on the Ethiopian contraception story, repeating errors that the very same news outlet corrected back in March.
Relying on the NGO Bimkom, Reuters incorrectly reports that there have been no building plans and no legal building in Shuafat in 45 years. A spokeswoman for Jerusalem's engineering department responds with the facts.
For the second time in a week, a Ha'aretz headline in the English print edition reports as fact a disputed Arab claim about a fatality in Arab-Israeli violence.
Released Palestinian prisoner Samer Issawi is an important test case for journalists. His hunger strike continues to garner news coverage. His conviction for multiple attempts of murder, not so much.
Reuters posits that the barrier in eastern Jerusalem has heightened partition of the city. Readers need not be confused by the contradictory fact that Arab families are moving into Jewish neighborhoods and increasing their ties to Israel.
In his Saban speech, Netanyahu repeatedly called for tearing down Iran's nuclear military infrastructure. Contrary to Los Angeles Times coverage, he did not call for shedding Iran's nuclear program at large.
If the al-Ramahi family genuinely supports "the Oslo agreements, peace" they have a funny way of showing it. Wajih, killed Saturday, may be the third son to have died while attacking Israelis.