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An editor in the “journal of record” has defended how the paper apes Israeli references to “disputed territories.”

In the brief Arabic-language animation, a cartoon rat in a sewer claims that Hamas leaders have been hiding in sewers “like mice and rats.”

Paul Martin is a BBC-linked journalist who I exposed as a fraud last month, in a major investigative feature. Although a freelancer, Martin has been described by Newsnight as “our correspondent” at least once. The problem is that Martin has a bad habit of using false identities and making up stories, as my article showed. Since this story got out, Martin (whose real name seems to be Paul Cainer) has been trying to cover his tracks.

BICOM, the Britain Israel Communications & Research Centre, prides itself on “providing daily, expert news summary” to politicians and journalists in the UK. But when it comes to an issue as contested as Iran, what BICOM considers news suggests a problematic bias.

“Happy material” chairs from Israel to be exhibited at a time when schools in Gaza lack seats for teachers.

Le Monde runs full-page feature pandering to Israeli myths on science and education