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Donald Trump speaking at CPAC 2011 in Washington, D.C., February 10, 2011. (Gage Skidmore)
What happens if Trump rips up the Iran deal? A view from Israel
President-elect Trump is just two months away from controlling America’s nuclear arsenal. His supporters are already working on torpedoing Obama’s greatest foreign policy success. By Shemuel Meir For many the combination of the words “Donald Trump” and “nuclear weapons” is the stuff of nightmares. “If we have nuclear weapons — why don’t we use it?” asked Trump during…
By +972 Magazine November 18, 2016
Israeli soldiers smile as they arrest a Palestinian man in Hebron. The army has put the city under closure while it searches for three kidnapped teenagers. (photo: Activestills.org)
Occupation: The missing context in Matti Friedman’s ‘inside story’
For several months now, a former Associated Press reporter in Jerusalem has been on a mission to ‘expose’ the media’s bias against Israel. Glaringly missing from his argument, however, is the occupation. By Daniel Reisel Following this summer’s bloody campaign in Gaza, former AP journalist Matti Friedman has dedicated himself to a series of media analysis…
By +972 Magazine December 3, 2014
Palestinian and American protesters march towards Israeli checkpoint at Qalandia on Land Day (Photo: Omar Rahman)
Deconstructing the Associated Press coverage on Land Day
Reading the Washington Post online this morning I came across two articles from the Associated Press written about Land Day. The coverage struck me as particularly biased towards Israel, especially for a news agency that has the global reputation of merely reporting the news with the bare minimum of opinion or slant. I have personally…
By Omar H. Rahman April 1, 2012
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Mahmoud Abbas addressing the 66th UN General Assembly (photo: Marco Castro / UN)
Associated Press bungles fact-check of Abbas’ speech
AP tries to fact-check Abbas’ speech at the UN, and ends up accusing him of insufficient adherence to Israeli talking points, while making a series of embarrassing factual errors itself Generally, I sympathize with those who ask: “Shouldn’t all stories be ‘fact-check’ stories?” Still, as a frequent reader of Israeli journalism, I should be thankful…
By Roi Maor September 26, 2011
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