East Jerusalem, Palestine 13 April 2002
Cries and pleas rings loud and clear from the Palestinians in the Occupied West Bank town of Jenin. Jenin has been under siege from the Israeli army for 11 days, many of those days the residents have been without food, water and electricity. Read more about Crimes without proof
Tel Aviv, Jenin 13 April 2002
On Saturday, about 3,000 Jews and Arabs met at the Meggido crossroads leading to Jenin in order to demonstrate against Israel’s atrocities and to bring water, food, medication, clothing, blankets and other humanitarian aid to the people of Jenin. Read more about In the shadow of Armageddon: Fear of food and poems
London 16 April 2002
British television news is routinely biased towards the Israeli view of the conflict, according to academic research. Read more about TV news biased against Palestinians, says study
London 19 April 2002
The US papers continue to cover the crisis in the Middle East in great detail, with most featuring the latest developments on their front page. However, the overall tone appears to be fairly balanced with most papers going out of their way to give a detached view. Read more about What the US papers say
London 3 April 2002
Journalists’ groups have united in their condemnation of the Israeli authorities for failing to protect press freedom in the West Bank town of Ramallah. Read more about Journalists protest at Israeli press ban
London 3 April 2002
Israel has threatened legal action against CNN and NBC for ignoring military orders and broadcasting from the Israeli-occupied West Bank city of Ramallah, as part of the crackdown on foreign media reporting of its conflict with the Palestinians. Read more about Keep out, Israel warns US broadcasters
London 22 April 2002
Reporters Sans Frontieres, the international pressure group for journalists, has condemned Israel in the strongest terms for its “grim toll of attacks on press freedom”. Read more about Journalists accuse Israel of media violation
London 22 April 2002
The Israeli army has seized press cards from 17 foreign journalists who are covering the stand-off between the army and a number of armed Palestinians, who are holed up in Bethlehem’s Church of the Nativity. Read more about Israeli army confiscates journalists' cards
London 3 April 2002
The BBC lodged a protest with the Israeli government yesterday after its Middle East correspondent, Orla Guerin, was pinned down by Israeli fire while filming a demonstration in the West Bank. Read more about BBC protests after crew caught in violence
London 3 April 2002
The BBC’s world news editor, Jonathan Baker, has joined the chorus of condemnation of the Israeli authorities after reporter Orla Guerin was rounded on by government troops. Read more about BBC news chief condemns Israeli actions