Al Jazeera roiled by US manager’s decision to censor Joseph Massad article
21 May 2013
Fears about the effect of op-ed’s criticism of Zionism on the launch of Al Jazeera America motivated top manager Ehab Al Shihabi’s move to remove article.
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Al Jazeera management orders Joseph Massad article pulled in act of pro-Israel censorship
19 May 2013
In an unprecedented act of political censorship Al Jazeera English has deleted an article by noted Columbia University Professor Joseph Massad after coming under intense criticism from Zionists in recent days.
Senior BBC official insists that all of Jerusalem is an “Israeli” city
17 May 2013
From its refusal to acknowledge international law to the withholding of facts from its audiences, the BBC’s reporting wholly favors the Israeli agenda.
BBC airs Israeli "Independence Day" propaganda presented as documentary
10 May 2013
BBC’s recent behavior has left it with no defense against claims of pro-Israel bias.
BBC admits downplaying the scale of Israel's occupation
1 May 2013
Why are BBC presenters telling audiences that only part of the West Bank is occupied?
Syria appeal highlights BBC hypocrisy on Gaza
20 March 2013
The BBC prepares to air a DEC appeal for Syria, four years after refusing to show a similar appeal for Gaza
NYT denies reality of Israeli occupation
8 February 2013
An editor in the “journal of record” has defended how the paper apes Israeli references to “disputed territories.”
New York Times' Jodi Rudoren ignores apartheid election being held in occupied West Bank today
22 January 2013
In other circumstances this might be called “apartheid” or “Jim Crow.”
Subscription offer from liberal Israeli newspaper helps JNF, a "charity" implicated in ethnic cleansing
16 January 2013
Give your money to the liberal Israeli newspaper Haaretz and you may be indirectly helping to expel Palestinians.
BBC Trust upholds complaint over Nakba Day radio report that downplayed expulsion of Palestinians
16 January 2013
The governing body of BBC agrees that there had been “a lack of clarity as to what Nakba Day commemorates,” and that the language used did not accurately “convey the reality of the departures [of the refugees].”