The Aporia
The Aporia
11 articles about 11 events for “Gaza Reporting Bias” in Politics.
“Others, like the wars in Ukraine, Iran, and Gaza, have stalled in recent months.”
“One of them, Bisan Owda, who won an Emmy Award for her reporting on daily life and survival during the genocidal war on Gaza, is known for her resilience as a Palestinian journalist.”
“It has long been apparent that the CBC’s coverage of the Middle East has had a clear anti-Israel bias.”
“… earlier this year accusing the Jewish state of training dogs to rape Palestinians and never issued a retraction, and 10 days after the Oct. 7, 2023 terrorist attacks, the outlet ran a story falsely claiming Israel killed 500 people in a Gaza hospital…”
“But "The Wall Street Journal" is also reporting President Trump has a secret plan to restart the bombing campaign in Iran after the midterm elections.”
“The suit relied heavily on the account of a former New York Times employee, who raised concerns about alleged antisemitism and anti-Israel bias through the newspaper’s internal reporting channels on at least 15 occasions beginning in 2019.”
“A bombshell interview with acclaimed Palestinian journalist Motaz Azaiza shows why you can’t trust almost any reporting on Hamas, Israel’s war in Gaza, or the basic facts of life under the terror group.”
“The scale of Israel’s violence in Gaza laid bare the hypocrisies of the Western world and the anti-Palestinian bias that drives public discourse in a manner that was undeniable.”
“…ounts to pro-Israel groups before the October 7, 2023, attack by Hamas and other Palestinian militant groups, the spending ramped up in that fiscal year as the genocide in Gaza unfolded and Columbia led the way in a national campus protest movement against…”
“Today is also another day on which ‘First Draft’ is published without a paywall, so new readers can see what Zeteo brings to the table: all the reporting and opinion you need, on the political subjects that matter.”
“The Intercept Briefing What American Doctors Saw in Gaza A new documentary follows three physicians facing the odds: limited medical supplies, Israeli bombing, and upon returning home, media bias and indifference.”