Tag Archives: bias

Claims that Israel is losing its democractic character are based on zero evidence

Posted on 1 January 2012 by

There has been so much talk in the Israeli and international press about the exclusion of women in Israel, haredi sectarianism, attacks on the Supreme Court and right-wing violence that you would imagine to yourself that Israel’s streets are burning, … Continue reading →

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“Israel hit back first” in same old media bias

Posted on 21 August 2011 by

I was going to entitle this post “the international media make me sick”, but I decided to be a bit more specific. You can take the opening sentence as a sub-heading. Since Thursday’s multiple terrorist attacks near Eilat which killed … Continue reading →

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NATO in Libya vs. Israel in Gaza: a study in bias and hypocrisy

Posted on 19 June 2011 by

A minor article in the Guardian caught my eye today and almost made me laugh for its faux naivete.  Yet despite its minimal size, the article is extremely illuminating as to how bias against Israel works in the international media. … Continue reading →

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