Last month, the Guardian produced a film called NAZA. It was described as detailing “systems behind Israel’s mass killings in Gaza.” The word NAZA is Hebrew, word derived from the military acronym for Nezek Agavi, which means “collateral damage.” The Guardian’s NAZA film promoters boast that Oscar-winning Israeli filmmakers Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor went behind […]
Acclaimed author Sally Rooney’s books no longer to be sold in UK over ties to Palestine Action
Sally Rooney is an acclaimed Irish novelist and screenwriter who is described in Encyclopedia Britannica as “‘the first great millennial novelist’ after publishing several well-received novels that highlight issues of class inequality, intimacy, art, and politics in the 21st century.” This influential millennial role model supports the terror group Palestine Action, and the woke are […]
The Guardian Tries to Censor Any Positive Remarks About Israel
In this case, the remarks that a contributor to the Guardian found removed, without explanation, from his piece were not about the latest wonder-working inventions of the Start-Up Nation, nor about the latest medical discoveries by Israeli scientists that no doubt are saving lives — even the lives of Guardian staff and readers — all […]
Netanyahu and the ‘Fact-Checkers’
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu addressed Congress on July 25, and among the subjects he discussed were the efforts Israel has made to bring humanitarian aid to the people of Gaza. He mentioned that Israel had delivered 40,000 trucks full of aid — chiefly food and medicine — to Gaza since the war began on October […]
Media Leaves Out Key Details to Paint Israel as the Aggressor
As Hezbollah launched a series of rocket attacks upon Israel, the media attempted to paint Israel as the aggressor: “Media Ignore Anti-Israel Rocket Attack, Focus on Israel’s Military Response,” by Chaim Lax, Honest Reporting, February 15, 2024: While the sub-header for the second article [at Sky News] did mention that Israel was responding to an earlier […]
Former UK Middle East Minister Says Peace Talks Must Begin and Include Hamas
Is Israel the obstacle to peace? A former British Middle East minister, writing in The Guardian, still thinks so: “Hamas Says It Wants Oct. 7 Massacre Again and Again… Why Won’t the Media Believe Them?,” by Rachel O’Donoghue, Algemeiner, January 3, 2024: In a recent op-ed in The Guardian, Peter Hain, a former UK Middle East […]
How Major News Outlets Use Headlines to Deceive
Eighty-percent of Americans who bother to read the news at all do not read beyond the headline. So when major news outlets reporting on the violence in Israel in just one 12-hour period failed in their headlines to properly identify the perpetrators of terror attack, or their victims, or the nature of the attack, it […]
The Guardian Backs Down From Its Claim That Israeli Women Can’t Leave Their Homes Without a Male Guardian
There are many Muslim countries where women are subservient to their menfolk – husbands, fathers, even sons; countries where wives can be severely punished if merely suspected of being “disobedient” to their husbands; countries where women cannot leave the house without the permission of a male relative or, in some cases, without a male chaperone. […]
Andrew Hussey of The Guardian Wide of the Mark on France’s Muslim Riots
Andrew Hussey of The Guardian writes sympathetically of the Muslim rioters in France, claiming that they are angry because they feel “the ideals of the Republic” do not apply to them. More of his comment can be found here: “In the suburbs, too many feel France’s founding ideals don’t apply to them,” by Andrew Hussey, The Guardian, […]
How The Guardian Reported on the ‘Desecration’ at Al-Aqsa
The Guardian newspaper has long been the chief promoter in the British press of the Palestinian cause. Its reporters accept the Palestinian narrative at every turn, while ignoring Israel’s version of events. A report on the most recent example of The Guardian’s blatant bias is here: “Media Obfuscates Palestinian Desecration of Al-Aqsa Mosque,” by Adam Levick, Algemeiner, […]