A producer of a controversial documentary on Gaza called a terrorist who shot dead seven Israeli civilians on Holocaust Memorial Day a “martyr”, The Telegraph can reveal.

Dossier released by a coalition of media workers accuses The New York Times of systemic pro-Israel and anti-Palestinian bias

An increasing number of reporters are launching independent ventures as audiences express distrust in the big newsrooms.

An internal BBC report found a Gaza documentary failed to disclose that its 13-year-old narrator Abdullah Al-Yazouri was the son of a prominent Hamas official.

Manufactured 'scandals' over Gaza coverage are designed to browbeat the corporation into ever-greater cravenness to Israel

The Western media coverage of the Israeli war on Gaza represents a blatant model of systematic bias that reproduces the Israeli narrative and justifies war crimes through precise linguistic and media mechanisms. Below is a breakdown of the most prominent practices:

A BBC documentary about children's lives in Gaza narrated by the 13-year-old son of a deputy agriculture minister in the Hamas-run government breached the British public broadcaster's editorial guidelines on accuracy,

Israeli media outlets have cheered on the military’s actions in Gaza, manufacturing consent for the government.

Local hospitals in the Gaza Strip say that Israeli strikes across the territory overnight killed at least 31 people.

A new survey has revealed Muslim women in British media are being pushed to the brink of leaving the industry due to Islamophobia and tokenism

It is plain to most that the BBC is biased towards Israel, but that hasn’t stopped a tsunami of coverage claiming the reverse is the case, reports Des Freedman You might think that the world has finally come to its senses.