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The Media Accountability Project  

Pages tagged "Lebanon"


Inadequate context regarding Israel's military invasion of Jenin refugee camp and occupation of the Golan Heights

"Failing to provide an authoritative Palestinian perspective or source results in a whitewash of the Israeli military’s policy and actions in Jenin. Residents of the Jenin refugee camp would disagree in describing the invasion as “targeted” as many described their homes being turned into military posts and barracks, and the theft and the destruction of their personal possessions."

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Biased characterization of the Palestinian Front for the Liberation of Palestine

Since you are including the terrorist designation of the group by Western countries, it is only fair to include a sentence that defines the PFLP-GC from a counter-perspective in order to ensure balanced reporting.

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