Many in the media and academia portray Israel as a colonialist implant. But a new book highlighting archaeological digs at the City of David shows otherwise. CAMERA reviews author Doron Spielman's new book, entitled When the Stones Speak, for the Washington Free Beacon.
CBS' Imtiaz Tyab, formerly of Al Jazeera, apparently relies on the Qatari media outlet's inflated reporting of Hamas' own figures, distorts an IDF denial for responsibility in a deadly incident and ignores Hamas' militarization of aid.
Western media rushed to run with unsubstantiated claims of Israeli attacks on Palestinian civilians – relying on ‘Gaza authorities’ and ignoring countervailing evidence.
The BBC’s coverage of this story once again shows that far too many of its journalists adopt the default position of believing the worst about Israel even when unverified claims come from dubious and/or politically motivated sources – including “local journalists” – and serve Hamas’ propaganda agenda.
Denial denial: The New York Times denies that Israel's unambiguous denial of accusations that its military gunned down civilians was just that. In a word salad jumble, The Gray Lady recasts Israel's denial into plausible confirmation.
After CNN falsely reported last June that famine in the Gaza Strip is "imminent," the network drops a new chapter in its unfolding Gaza famine fable: "famine worsens."
