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Al-Durah Redux? Facts emerge contradicting Guardian presumption of IDF guilt...
The deaths of two Palestinian rioters in Betunia in the West Bank on May 15 has generated considerable media attention, in large measure because the incidents were apparently caught on video. One...
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Jesus as an oppressed Palestinian? Guardian yawns at PA’s evocation of...
The Palestinian Authority commissioned an art exhibit to coincide with Pope Francis’ visit to the region this week that consists of visual displays which includes classic bible-based art merging...
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At the Guardian, Pope Francis morphs from ‘independent’ to an ‘appeaser’ in...
On Sunday, May 25, the Guardian’s Jerusalem correspondent Peter Beaumont framed Pope Francis’s unscheduled stop at Israel’s security fence in Bethlehem as a confirmation of his “determined...
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Vatican contradicts Guardian’s claim about pope’s visit to terror memorial
On May 26th we posted about a report by the Guardian’s Jerusalem correspondent Peter Beaumont which characterized the pope’s visit to a Jerusalem memorial to Israeli terror victims “as an attempt to...
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Islamist Camp Ramah? The Guardian imagines a kinder, gentler Hamas
Hamas is not only recognized by the West as a terror group due to its long history of lethal attacks against Israeli civilians, but is an antisemitic movement so extreme that their founding charter...
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Following CiF Watch post, the Guardian quietly removes image of Camp Hamas
On June 3rd we posted about a photo used by Guardian editors to illustrate a report by Peter Beaumont (‘Israel condemns US for backing Palestinian unity government‘) about Prime Minister Netanyahu’s...
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4 questions for ‘Breaking the Silence’ that the Guardian’s Peter Beaumont...
If the Guardian’s Peter Beaumont had looked at financial reports from Breaking the Silence (BtS) he would have realized that the NGO is generously funded by foreign governments and foundations like the...
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Guardian refers to Israelis kidnapped by terrorists as “teenage settlers”
At what age, in the eyes of the media, can Israelis who live with their parents in communities across the green line be characterized as “settlers”? Evidently, for the Guardian at least, such a...
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CiF Watch prompts Indy correction to claim that abducted teens were ‘settlers’
Yesterday, we posted about a Guardian report co-authored by Peter Beaumont which included a false and characteristically tendentious reference to the three Israeli youths abducted by Palestinian...
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CiF Watch prompts correction to Guardian characterization of abducted boys as...
Earlier today, we noted that the Indy responded to our complaint and corrected a passage in a June 15th article, about the three Israeli youths abducted by Palestinian terrorists on Thursday night,...
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UK media coverage of the kidnapping of three Israeli teens – a CiF Watch review
On June 15th, we posted about a Guardian report co-authored by Peter Beaumont which included a gratuitous (and erroneous) characterization to the three Israeli teens abducted by Palestinian terrorists...
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Guardian’s Jerusalem correspondent slammed for misleading Tweet about Iranian...
Last night the Guardian’s Jerusalem correspondent Peter Beaumont tweeted an article from Haaretz/Reuters about a new UN report (obtained by Reuters) on the shipment of rockets intercepted in the Red...
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CiF Watch prompts 2nd Guardian correction to claim the murdered teens were...
A July 2nd article by Haroon Siddique, Matthew Weaver and Peter Beaumont (Palestinian demonstrators clash with police over suspected revenge attack) opened with the following passage: However, as a...
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Guardian’s Jerusalem correspondent re-tweets the hate site, Mondoweiss
We got a sneak peek into the editorial standards of the Guardian’s Jerusalem correspondent Peter Beaumont today in two tweets. First, at 8:06 this morning he expressed his “shock” that the Jerusalem...
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Times of London leads the pack with worst headline on murdered Palestinian
The UK media continues to churn out stories about the brutal murder of Mohamed Abu Khdeir, the Palestinian teen whose burned body was found near Jerusalem last week, with most reports focused on the...
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Palestinian Envoy more honest than the Guardian on Hamas ‘war crimes’
The Guardian’s Jerusalem correspondent Peter Beaumont reacted angrily to rather mild criticism directed towards him, and his paper’s coverage of the war, in a Times of Israel report by Raphael Ahern....
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Guardian’s Jerusalem correspondent takes aim at ‘hasbara goons’
Here’s a Tweet from earlier today by the Guardian’s Jerusalem correspondent Peter Beaumont: The hasbara goons are restless and angry today — peter beaumont (@petersbeaumont) July 15, 2014 Though we’re...
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Peter Beaumont in Gaza: 20 articles, 18,800 words & not one report on Hamas...
The Guardian’s Jerusalem correspondent Peter Beaumont was interviewed by Anshel Pfeffer of Ha’aretz about the tragic killing of four Palestinian children on the Gaza Beach yesterday. (Though the IDF...
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Jenin redux? Guardian omits reports of rockets, terror tunnels in Shuja’iya
Here’s the scare headline accompanying a Guardian report by Harriet Sherwood and Peter Beaumont on July 20th: The article centers on a few recent battles in Gaza, including a large anti-terror...
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Facts about the battle of Shejaiya the Guardian didn’t report
On July 20th, we posted about two Guardian reports, by Harriet Sherwood and Peter Beaumont, on recent fighting between the IDF and Hamas in the Gaza City neighbourhood of Shejaiya, a few kilometers...
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