Why did BBC let Simon Schama make "moral case for Israel" unchallenged?
11 October 2013
Well-known historian tells viewers to be “nearly silent” on Zionist crimes.
11 October 2013
Well-known historian tells viewers to be “nearly silent” on Zionist crimes.
7 October 2013
For nearly a year, the BBC continued to defend the fact that it had withheld vital information about one of its commentators from its news audience. Finally, the BBC made a public admission that it had been wrong.
23 September 2013
Rubin’s most egregious display of bigotry was when she approvingly promoted an article calling for genocidal violence against Palestinians.
19 September 2013
Links between “radicalization” school and supporters of Israeli apartheid are never spelled out in press reports.
18 September 2013
Ruth Eglash, the Washington Post’s new Jerusalem correspondent, has what could be a serious conflict of interest – her husband’s political and business ties to the Israeli government and propaganda apparatus.
5 September 2013
Major documentary series The Story of the Jews will conclude with gushing argument for “the moral case for Israel.”
3 September 2013
The Sunday Independent regularly publishes anti-Palestinian diatribes.
30 August 2013
Internal emails reveal how Raffi Berg asked journalists to tone down criticism of Israel.
26 August 2013
Dozens of young journalists, including at least one working for the BBC, are traveling to Israel this week for a government-backed junket designed to give them “a more positive attitude” toward Israel’s policies.
21 August 2013
Index on Censorship and English PEN have spoken out against the BBC’s removal of Nigel Kennedy’s references to Israeli apartheid from television broadcasts.