Guardian again engages in Oct. 7th Massacre inversion
“Bewildering”, wrote Matti Friedman in a penetrating essay titled Homage to Orwell, “is certainly one way to describe a Western intellectual scene that has…
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Guardian toes the Iranian line
An editorial in the Guardian’s sister site, The Observer, (“After Iran’s attack on Israel, further escalation must be stopped”, April 14), effectively took Iran’s…
The Guardian’s worst ‘journalist’ continues to protect Hamas
The Guardian’s Chris McGreal isn’t a ‘journalist’ in the traditional sense of the word. He’s an activist whose visceral hostility to Israel and the…
Guardian incites the antisemitic mob
The first known Blood Libel occurred in 1144 when a 12-year-old boy, William, was found murdered in Norwich. Though there was no evidence linking…
Guardian restaurant review of London Jewish deli manages to bash Israel
Jay Rayner, in a restaurant review for the Observer (sister site of the Guardian), sampled the salt beef sandwich, matzah ball soup, chopped liver,…
Guardian author of article demonising Israel celebrated Oct. 7 massacre
The Guardian has managed to find yet another ‘war crime’ accusation to hurl at Israel. In an article (“‘Ecocide in Gaza’: does scale of…
In Guardian op-ed, Ken Roth demonises Israel with lies on top of lies
As Executive Director of Human Rights Watch (HRW) from 1993 to 2022, Ken Roth – as NGO Monitor, as well as HRW’s former director,…
Guardian’s deploys Tony Kushner to vilify Israel – ‘as-a-Jew’
A Guardian article by Catherine Shoard (“‘Unimpeachable, irrefutable’: US playwright Tony Kushner praises Jonathan Glazer’s Oscars speech”, March 21) is another illustration of the…
‘Mounting body of evidence’ that Guardian’s coverage is effectively pro-Hamas
The Guardian’s coverage of Israel and the Palestinians can largely be defined as a continuing effort to find evidence in order to reach their…
Guardian revives last month’s Hamas aid convoy libel
An article in the Guardian (“Severely injured patients trapped in Gaza’s hospitals as evacuations are halted”, March 17) by Emma Graham-Harrison included the following:…