All Entries Tagged With: "Media Bias"

The Day In Israel: Tues Nov 3rd, 2009

Arab UN delegates yesterday circulated a draft resolution that would require UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon to bring the Goldstone report before the Security Council.
Meanwhile.. France and Britain to the rescue?!
A joint French-British UN initiative would call on Israel and the Palestinians to hold immediate, independent investigations into war crimes allegations stemming from the war in [...]

The Day In Israel: Tues Oct 27th, 2009

Channel 10 reported that a summit of Mediterranean states planned to be held in Turkey in November was canceled after Egypt and other Arab states refused to sit round the same table as Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman.
I don’t know about you, but I feel that giving back the Sinai really paid dividends.
Updates (Israel time; [...]

The Day In Israel: Thurs Oct 15th, 2009

Cold turkey: Israel’s relations with Turkey are heading southward after a vehemently anti-Israel television program was shown prime time Tuesday evening on the state-run station TRT1, prompting Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman to register a protest with the Turkish envoy.
An inflammatory anti-Israeli television show in Turkey on Tuesday did what Ankara’s cancellation of Israeli participation [...]

The Day In Israel: Tues Oct 6th, 2009

PA President Mahmoud Abbas is reportedly considering firing a number of his top aides who advised him to withdraw the motion to the UN Human Rights Council regarding the Goldstone Report findings, a decision that has led to him being ripped a new one by his own people.
A senior PA official in Ramallah claimed that [...]

Transparent Mainstream Media Bias of the Day

Nothing subtle about this.

A Jordanian boy holds a toy gun, wears a ribbon, reading in Arabic ‘Al-Qassam brigades’, the name of the armed wing of the Hamas movement, during a sit-in organized by the Islamic Action Front (IAF), protesting the Israeli aggressive actions against the Islamic sites in Al-Aqsa Mosque Compound in Jerusalem’s Old City, [...]

The Day In Israel: Mon Sept 14th, 2009

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Asaf Ramon, killed in yesterday’s F16 crash, is to be buried next to his father, in a ceremony attended by the Prime Minister of Israel, who is postponing his meeting with US special envoy George Mitchell to attend.
Updates (Israel time; most recent at top)
6:38PM: Together again: A [...]

Photo of the Day

A Palestinian girl is carried by an Israeli policeman to safety following a stampede as Palestinian women crowd the Qalandiya checkpoint near the West Bank city of Ramallah September 11, 2009. Thousands of Palestinians lined up as they tried to reach the al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem on the third Friday of the Muslim holy month [...]

Photo of the Day: Biggest Obstacle to Peace Edition

Introducing our latest weapon: Better services and reasonable rents.

This July 30, 2009 photo shows Israelis sitting in a coffee shop as Arab women walk past in the French hill neighborhood of northern Jerusalem. A small but growing number of Arabs is moving into Jewish neighborhoods in Jerusalem. Most come for the better services and reasonable [...]

Palestinian Photojournalist Sends His Love

Palestinian photojournalist Fadi Arouri, who got to my site by searching for himself on Daylife, comments on this post:
First of all, I’ll post my comment as a photographer, I’ll not speak about the boring Palestinian Israeli conflict.
It seems that u r so stupid to judge on our work, captions.. etc, because u r to lower [...]

Lies My Gazan Told Me

This Al Jizz article asks Gazans about the truce that never was. The conclusion? They are full of sh*t.
Abed al-Raouf Saedallah, 61, works in a shop to support a family of 11
The truce was a rest for both sides, Palestinians and Israelis alike…
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Ismaeel Abu Khalil, 19, high school student who works in a grocery
The [...]