The site, Ali Abunimah's bitter pill , lets users know up-front that its mission is to uncover media myths about the Middle East. One quarter of the hits are based in the Middle East, but the majority come from North America. After Abunimah e-mailed NPR for several months, editors responded. Now Abunimah gets responses from news organizations along with requests to pen editorials for newspapers and to appear on radio shows. On talk radio, I've found a fair hearing.
TV is pretty bad.
Newspapers have been uniformly bad. Abunimah claims the U.S. media often adopts Israeli language to describe the conflict. He cited the media's description of Israeli settlements as Jerusalem suburbs as an example. Both organizations monitor the media for inaccuracies and bias against Israelis and Jews. Abraham Foxman, national director of the ADL, has a different take on media bias on Palestine.