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The Media Accountability Project  

Pages tagged "Board of Peace"


Lack on context regarding Trump's so-called "Board of Peace" plan

"The article reports that U.S. President Donald Trump announced his newly created “Board of Peace” has secured $5 billion in pledges to rebuild Gaza after more than two years of Israel’s ongoing genocidal violence. It repeats his claim that the board will take on a “broader mandate to resolve global crises” and directly quotes his assertion that it will become “the most consequential International Body in History” without offering a counter-perspective."

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Without Justice, There Can Be No Peace

While the article is a factual report of Trump’s tit-for-tat, schoolyard-bully-style leadership and how he is responding to Carney’s latest words and actions, it provides very little context around the “Board of Peace” itself. The article reads more like a colonial gossip column or an American reality-TV show script than a serious political piece.

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