Tag Archives: Harriet Sherwood

Guardian story on the Jerusalem light rail is an excuse to bash Israel

Posted on 29 May 2014 by anneinpt

Harriet Sherwood has produced a seemingly innocuous article about the Jerusalem light rail and the diversity of passengers who ride in it. This could have been the perfect way to show how Israel is not an apartheid society, but as … Continue reading →

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Guardian calls Israeli border fences a sign of weakness

Posted on 28 March 2012 by anneinpt

Harriet Sherwood, the Guardian’s official Jerusalem correspondent,  has produced a strange article which both sneers at and condemns Israel’s border fences on ALL its borders (not just the West Bank), citing “critics who call it a sign of weakness” and … Continue reading →

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The Guardian’s nasty little asides about Israel

Posted on 15 July 2011 by anneinpt

CiFWatch produced an incisive commentary about the Guardian’s Israel correspondent Harriet Sherwood, and her striving to connect the dots of various aspects of Israeli political and social society. Thus she manages to combine in one article: 1.  The recent anti-BDS … Continue reading →

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