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Questions of Bias and Emotion in Telling the Gaza Story

02 August 2014

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"The latest upsurge in violence in Gaza has once again put a spotlight on how media are reporting from Palestine and Israel. With hundreds of journalists on the spot it has been impossible for political spin on either side to throw a cloak over the reality of unprecedented violence in which at least 1500 Palestinian civilians including eight journalists have died."

See the full text: Questions of Bias and Emotion in Telling the Gaza Story (Ethical Journalism Network, link)

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