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Israeli media spreads baseless propaganda about Al Jazeera journalist Anas Al-Sharif in their headlines

Western media, from tabloids like The Mirror to national broadcasts like Sky and NBC all fall in line

"Israel says" is not journalism

European media falls in line too

Journalists across the world have no problem selling out one of their own colleagues to do the bidding of a genocidal state. Endless shame on you all.

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The BBC's is leaps and bounds ahead of any other US/UK outlet in their systematic, consistent use of "Hamas-run".

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"NewsCord data shows a sharp drop in mainstream coverage of Israeli massacres and atrocities since March 18."

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How the BBC frames illegal occupation depending on who the occupier is:

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When 🇮🇱 does it: it’s framed as settler optimism and political strategy

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Washington Post
NPR (horrific hearsay framing despite video evidence)

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The Guardian must correct course and report without the compromised agenda of casting doubt when there is none.

Israel deliberately massacred 15 ambulance crew members. It's as simple as that.

In light of this footage directly contradicting Israel’s narrative, journalists have a duty to qualify future statements, for example:

"Israel, whose claims have repeatedly been disproven - including in the massacre of medics..."

Yet another Israeli claim has been proven false

Will Western media finally start treating Israeli justifications with the skepticism they deserve?

Our data shows that even when covering Israeli massacres, Western outlets devote more space to military justifications than to Palestinian suffering

Israeli 'justification' that "vehicles were approaching suspiciously without headlights or emergency signals" has been proven to be a lie.

But the headlines are still passive.

None of these headlines are directly stating that Israel shot and killed the ambulance crew.

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Using data that shows indiscriminate killing, then masking it with vague language, is deeply misleading

The figure comes from Gaza’s Health Ministry, which reports that most of the Palestinians killed by Israel were women and children.

Yet the headline downplays this by framing it as a “war with Hamas,” suggesting a battle between equals rather than mass civilian slaughter

When reporting on the the very conservative Health Ministry figure of 50,000 Palestinians killed by Israel (past 18 months):

- "people killed" who? Israelis too?
- Who killed them?
- "conflict"
- "war with Hamas"

When it's an Israeli massacre:

- Israeli military justification is given
- Use of the word "allegedly"
- "Palestinian health officials say"