Palestinian Media Watch

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This article is about the pro-Israeli media watchdog. For the pro-Palestinian media watchdog, see Palestine Media Watch.

Palestinian Media Watch (PMW) is a organization established in 1996 that monitors Palestinian Arabic media and schoolbooks. It seeks to analyze Palestinian society in relationship to terrorism and radical Islam.

Palestinian Media Watch documents and compares the Palestinian public relations to the Western world versus the messages to its own people in Arabic.

Itamar Marcus is director of Palestinian Media Watch (PMW). Previously, Mr. Marcus was "a member of the Israeli delegation to the Tri-lateral [American, Israeli and Palestinian] Committee to Monitor Incitement, established under the Wye Accords." [1]

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According to the New York Times, speaking in the context of their translations of Tomorrow's Pioneers, "no one disputes their translations." [2]

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Middle East Media Research Institute‎

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  1. ^ About PMW
  2. ^ "In Gaza, Hamas’s Insults to Jews Complicate Peace; Sermons and Broadcasts Indoctrinate the Young," By STEVEN ERLANGER, April 1, 2008, New York Times, http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/01/world/middleeast/01hamas.html?_r=1&ref=world&oref=slogin

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