Racism and Ethnic Cleansing
San Diego Professor Gary Fields’ Orwellian Language
In an Op-Ed, Gary Fields condemns israel using the very propaganda techniques he criticizes
Truthful Media, U.N.-Style
Just like the U.N.'s 2001 Durban Conference Against Racism itself became a racist anti-Israel hate fest, the U.N.'s media seminar this week supposedly promoting sober, factual journalism about the conflict turned into platform for anti-Israel distortions and incitement.
Tom Paulin’s Poetic Incitement
Shortly after a particularly virulent interview calling for the killing of some settlers, the professor spent a semester at Columbia University.
UPDATED: San Francisco Chronicle Op-Ed Distorts Israeli History
In its extensive coverage of Israel's targeted killing of Sheikh Ahmed Yassin, founder and supreme leader of Hamas, the San Francisco Chronicle included an op-ed by Arab propagandist Mazin Qumsiyeh. The column distorted Israeli history in several ways. (The same day, the paper ran its own similarly themed editorial, yet no opinion piece appeared carrying exclusively Israeli views of the Yassin killing.)
BBC Questions Israel’s Legitimacy
As a result of mounting worldwide criticism and perhaps in
light of the upcoming renewal of the corporation’s royal charter in 2006
— BBC executives have taken a step to address complaints about Middle East
coverage. Richard Sambrook, BBC’s director of news, and Mark Byford, head
of the World Service division, have appointed former BBC journalist Malcolm
Balen as "senior editorial advisor" to monitor the news
service’s Middle East reporting. Eventually, this may improve the accuracy
and balance in news about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Charley Reese Misrepresents Danger to Christian Arabs
Orlando Sentinel columnist Charley Reese, whose voluminous anti-Israel portfolio includes frequent severe distortions of fact, is at it again. In his column entitled "Racism, Bigotry Bad for All" he grossly misrepresents the current dangerous situation facing Christian Arabs in the Palestinian areas...