Corrections and misreporting in coverage of diplomacy, the Middle East, Israel and international relations.
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Wikipedia’s Jimmy Wales has clarified that the “Gaza genocide” article violated neutrality standards by asserting Israel was committing genocide as fact.
The Financial Times has clarified that a photograph in its essay “Peace, for now” depicted young Lebanese Christians, not Palestinians, viewing the body…
The New York Times has clarified that the assault victim in Leon Goldenberg’s family was his grandson, not his nephew.
NPR has corrected a key quote to say Israel’s NGO process was described by a major aid group as an attempt to “de-register” organizations, not…
The Telegraph has clarified that Jürgen Todenhöfer was investigated, not arrested, over social media posts critical of Benjamin Netanyahu.
The Telegraph has clarified that Greta Thunberg’s Gaza flotilla had not been at sea for six weeks at the time of publication.
Al Jazeera has clarified that the ICJ’s January 2024 ruling recognised Palestinians’ plausible right to protection under the Genocide Convention, not that…
The Guardian has clarified that the estimate of those arrested referred to 40% of Palestinian males, not 40% of all Palestinians.
The BBC has clarified that its Gaza documentary failed to disclose the narrator’s family ties to a Hamas official, constituting a serious breach of…
The BBC has clarified that Murad Abu Rob, mentioned in its Gaza ceasefire coverage, was serving four life sentences.
The Guardian has corrected its reporting to note that Noa Argamani was freed by Israeli forces during a rescue raid in June 2024.
The New York Times has updated its reporting to clarify that the victim of an antisemitic attack in Boulder, Colorado, was a woman, not a man.
Radio Sweden has clarified that some activists on Gaza flotilla missions were detained for longer than a day.
The Athletic has clarified that no UEFA vote on Israel’s suspension was ever scheduled.
The Guardian has acknowledged an error in its recent coverage of United Nations sanctions against Iran, underscoring how imprecision in reporting can skew…
Politico has issued a correction to its coverage of Emmanuel Macron’s weekend interview on CBS’s Face the Nation . An earlier version of the article gave…
This morning, the BBC published a piece on the UK Government’s recognition of Palestine.
A lengthy CNN feature on the recognition of Palestinian statehood by the United Kingdom, Canada and Australia presents a highly partial narrative that…
The Guardian has amended an opinion piece that originally implied the United Nations itself had formally accused Israel of genocide in Gaza. In reality,…
The Guardian has amended an article on policing of Gaza-related demonstrations after incorrectly referring to the Equality and Human Rights Commission…
The Financial Times has amended an article after wrongly reporting that the European Commission planned to suspend €14bn worth of funding for projects in…
The New York Times has been forced to correct an article that wrongly attributed an antisemitic statement to conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
The New York Times has amended its reporting on Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s trip to Israel after misstating the length of the conflict in Gaza.
The Guardian has issued another correction concerning its reporting on the International Court of Justice (ICJ) and proceedings over Israel and Gaza.
