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Every outlet on West Bank, check by check

Higher scores mean more anti-Palestinian framing. Scale: 0 to 10. 49 outlets and 2,309 articles over the last 90 days.

About these scores

Measures anti-Palestinian framing in West Bank coverage. 0 means none detected, 10 means severe.

Every article from the last 90 days is scored on the same checks. Samples under 25 articles are marked as limited, because the median can move on a few pieces. Updated 22 Oct, 18:41 UTC. How it works

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OutletScoremedian out of 10Leaves out the lawHow the article treats the occupation's illegality, the ICJ advisory opinion, settlement illegality and annexation.7% weight · n=2309Uses the language of annexationDoes the outlet, in its own voice, adopt annexationist terms ('Judea and Samaria', 'disputed territories') or render settlements as ordinary 'neighbourhoods'?7% weight · n=2271Gives one side the spaceDo Israeli official and settler voices get materially more column inches than Palestinian voices?4% weight · n=2132Hides who did itIs it clear who carried out raids, killings and demolitions, or does passive voice hide the actor?16% weight · n=1548Misleading headlineDoes the headline editorialise, hide agency, leave out deaths the article itself reports, or claim more than the article shows?18% weight · n=1429
Arutz Sheva / Israel National News3.9
i24News3.8
New York Post3.6
Ynet News (English)3.3
The Jerusalem Post3.2
The Telegraph3.1
Sky News2.9
Times of Israel2.6
Daily Mirror2.6
Arab News2.4
Daily Mail2.4
CNN2.3
NBC News2.2
The Times (London)2.2
GB News2.2
ABC News (US)2.2
The National2.2
The New York Times2.2
The Guardian2.1
Haaretz (English)2.0
Reuters2.0
The Independent2.0
Drop Site News1.9
Fox News1.9
BBC News1.9
France 24 (English)1.9
Al-Monitor1.9
Associated Press1.9
Middle East Eye1.8
Common Dreams1.8
Press TV1.8
Tehran Times1.7
Al Arabiya English1.6
Al Jazeera English1.6
Antiwar.com1.6
ITV News1.5
Anadolu Agency (English)1.4
Le Monde (English)1.4
Mondoweiss1.3
Deutsche Welle (English)1.1
Truthout1.0
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