Associated Press Balancing Skewed Flotilla Coverage
Worldwide news agency Associated Press took steps to balance its earlier skewed coverage of the Gaza flotilla confrontation.
Worldwide news agency Associated Press took steps to balance its earlier skewed coverage of the Gaza flotilla confrontation.

The Washington Times daily wrote a rare verbal attack on the Associated Press, exposing its anti-Israeli bias in coverage of the flotilla clash

Israeli actor Mickey Leon preferred to play the role of a “conscientious objector” rather than a part in UK show that puts the IDF in a bad light.

Israeli television is beginning to deal with the fate of IDF prisoners of war when they are caught by Arab terrorists – and what can come after.

The EU is training Israeli journalists to support the Saudi Peace Plan that would see Israel become a majority-Arab state, reporter says.

Online reports reveal virulently anti-Israel views held by staff at the New Israel Fund and the New York Times. Activism can help.

Anti-Israel media? Aryeh Green, Director of Media Central says, "The media is not monolithic. We face a situation that is deeper than the media."
The activist organization Mattot Arim urges readers to scrutinize for accuracy articles written about Israeli 'settlers.'

Israel receives failing grade by two different media monitoring groups, one of which demoted Israel for standard wartime limits on the press.
Udi Segal of Channel 2 television blames nationalists for allowing radicals to be in the center of media attention on "settlers."

Media Criticism Prize winners: Family of soldier who sued media personality, and freebie newspaper editor.

Sheldon Adelson is fighting a bill to shut down his newspaper because he is a foreigner. Should Israel also shut down European-financed Peace Now?

The front page of Maariv accused a woman of assaulting a policeman – and the newspaper now is being sued for 50,000 shekels and an apology.
The Eilat Journalists Panel did not invite Arutz-7 to its panel discussion on Tuesday regarding whether the media leans to the left.

First it was the Washington Post, stating Obama promised Arabs too much. Now Thomas Friedman writes: “Take down ‘peace process’ sign and go home.”

Anti-nationalists and the media continue to use memories of Rabin as a left-wing platform to silence others' opinions, a Bar-Ilan researcher said.

The Times wrote an objective profile on Homesh, in Samaria. The Age described Joseph’s Tomb without anti-Israeli innuendo. Is the media changing?
Israeli media again hyped the plight of Shalit, this time publishing a letter he wrote but which was partially disclosed more than two years ago.

Government Press Office head Danny Seaman warns that Israel will no longer put up with unprofessional reporting that slanders the state.
The International Federation of Journalists, which has a long record of bias against Israel, has expelled Israeli media from the union.





