How did a BBC report on ‘mass graves’ come about?
The evolution of a news story is sometimes no less interesting than the story itself. One such example appeared in the form of a…
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The Guardian’s worst ‘journalist’ continues to protect Hamas
The Guardian’s Chris McGreal isn’t a ‘journalist’ in the traditional sense of the word. He’s an activist whose visceral hostility to Israel and the…
Guardian incites the antisemitic mob
The first known Blood Libel occurred in 1144 when a 12-year-old boy, William, was found murdered in Norwich. Though there was no evidence linking…
An overview of BBC News website promotion of an IPC report
On March 18th the BBC News website published an article promoting a report published on the same day:[emphasis added] “Gaza faces famine during Ramadan,…
BBC backgrounder misleads on humanitarian aid to Gaza Strip
On March 22nd the BBC made amendments to a backgrounder which first appeared in 2012 under the title “Life in the Gaza Strip” and…
Weekend long read
1) The ITIC reports on ‘Public protests and criticism of Hamas in the Gaza Strip during recent months’. “During the past three months, in…
Guardian completely avoids journalism in promoting ‘starvation’ libel
Nina Lakhani, senior reporter for Guardian US, wanted to report that Israel is intentionally starving Palestinians, including children, to death, and she wasn’t going…
Guardian platforms more Hamas-friendly propaganda
A 1400 plus word article in the Guardian on the challenges to Gaza’s healthcare co-written by a Palestinian surgeon named Dr Osaid Alser not only…
BBC News website coverage of the Nasser hospital operation
The recent IDF operation at the Nasser hospital in Khan Younis received considerable coverage on the BBC News website. That coverage began on the…
Channel 4 News outdoes Hamas with its Gaza casualty propaganda
A segment aired on Channel 4 News by correspondent Alex Thomson (“Gaza: No water, electricity or food in ‘severely damaged’ Nasser Hospital”, Feb. 20)…