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Six Tropes to Look Out for That Distort Israel/Palestine Coverage
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CounterSpin
Yet such claims have been litigated, and the verdict is plain: US corporate media lean in favor of Israel.
Editors also overlook obvious conflicts of interest, like when the son of the New York Times‘ then–Israel bureau chief Ethan Bronner joined the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) (Extra!, 4/10).
A New York Times (5/7/21) article on the crisis waited until the 39th paragraph before suggesting that Israel was acting criminally.
Casting Palestinians as incorrigible savages is also easier when US media use defensive language to excuse the bulk of Israeli violence (FAIR.org, 2/2/09, 7/10/14).
A mere 9% framed Palestinian violence as a retaliatory response.
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