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Category Archives: Media and journalism
How the media narrative on Israel has changed over 65 years
In honour of Israel’s 65th birthday (according to the Gregorian calendar), Life Magazine has published a series of fascinating photos (and at least one extremely graphic and gory one) from those early days. Click on this link to view the … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Media and journalism
Tagged 1948, British Mandate, Independence Day, Israel, May 14th, media bias, Palestine, Palestinians, War of Independence
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How the international media avoid facing reality when reporting on terrorism
Reading about the mental contortions that the foreign media have been going through in trying to ascertain the motivations of the Tsarnaev brothers, aka the Boston bombers has been an eye-opening education, if an entertaining one, for us Israelis. While … Continue reading
Posted in Media and journalism, Terrorism
Tagged Boston, Latma, media bias, Tsarnaev brothers
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Constant drip of attempted terror attacks go unreported in international media
The last few days have seen several attempts by Palestinian terrorists to harm Israeli citizens, but reports in the international press have been minimal to non-existent. The major terror attempt was a drone, flying from the direction of Lebanon, attempting … Continue reading
Posted in Media and journalism, Terrorism
Tagged drone, Hezbollah, IAF, Lag Ba'Omer, Lebanon, media bias, missiles, rockets, south, terrorists, UAV
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Of rockets, stones and justice
Over the last couple of days the rocket fire from Gaza into Israel has intensified. I deliberately do not use the word “renewed” because the rocket fire has never completely stopped except for one month in the winter. The latest … Continue reading
Posted in Media and journalism, Terrorism
Tagged Palestinians, terrorists, Hamas, Gaza, rockets, Syria, West Bank, Haaretz, settlements, Judea and Samaria, Sderot, stones, mortars, rocks, Adele Biton, Muawiya Qabha, Mimouna, Yesha Council, Amira Hass
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Who killed baby Omar? Not Israel says the UN
This sad story begins back in November during Operation Pillar of Cloud (or Defense) when a baby boy, Omar Masharawi was killed in what looked like a missile strike. On November 14, 11-month-old Omar al-Mishrawi and Hiba Aadel Fadel al-Mishrawi, … Continue reading
Posted in Media and journalism, Mideast news, Terrorism
Tagged AP, BBC, BBC Watch, Elder of Ziyon, Gaza, Jon Donnison, media bias, missiles, Omar Masharawi, Operation Pillar of Cloud, Pillar of Defense, rockets
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The segregated bus line that wasn’t
There has been a huge international outcry about the latest ostensible evil emanating from Israel – a segregated bus line for Palestinian use only. The Israeli media only exacerbated the outrage with their stupidly misleading sensationalist headlines, like Ynet’s “Ministry … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Media and journalism
Tagged Apartheid, buses, discrimination, media bias, transportation
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