The 'Take-A-Pen versus The Guardian' Story

End of story is that The Guardian apologized in an extensive web article, admitting honestly that Take-A-Pen's "complaint was justified"; and it publicly corrected its previous title, unfair to Israel. How did it happen? ... >>>

	a. Take-A-Pen Chairman's Letter to The Guardian I have the unpleasant duty to inform you that The Guardian won this time the disrespectful title of "THE LIAR OF THE MONTH." So, The Guardian is THE LIAR OF THE MONTH in April 2004 at Take-A-Pen! ... Read more »

	b. The actual news – and as it appeared in The Guardian: On April 13, the Hungarian police arrested 3 Arabs, suspected of planning to attack the Holocaust museum in Budapest, where Israeli president Moshe Katzav was expected. And that is what appeared on page 9 of the April 14 Guardian International: Read more »

	c. This was the Take-A-Pen Reader's letter to the Guardian: To the ombudsman of the Guardian,My first reaction on reading the bold headline "Hungary Foils ''Jewish'' Terror Plot" on page 9 of the April 14 Guardian International, was increased resentment against those troublesome Jews, now plotting terror attacks in Hungary... Read more »

d. Success! - The Guardian accepted Take-A-Pen's complaint as justified! The reactions of the Ombudsman as published on the Guardian website:

Among my recent emails was one from Haifa in Israel which came quickly to the point: "Sir, the Guardian is Liar of the Month in April 2004 at Take-a-Pen." Take-a-Pen, I discovered, is a lobby group founded by Endre Mozes in late 2000. He set it up to try to counter the effects of the adverse media coverage Israel was receiving after the beginning of the second intifada, or Palestinian uprising...

	e. Take-A-Pen's reaction to the correction The Guardian''s Ombudsman''s Full and Honest Correction in his report on Take-A-Pen''s complaint - is a positive contribution, improving the Guardian''s sometimes strongly questioned reputation as a ''guardian of the truth''... Read more »

The 'Take-A-Pen versus The Guardian' Story

a. Take-A-Pen Chairman's Letter to The Guardian

b. The actual news – and as it appeared in The Guardian:

c. This was the Take-A-Pen Reader's letter to the Guardian:

d. Success! - The Guardian accepted Take-A-Pen's complaint as justified! The reactions of the Ombudsman as published on the Guardian website:

e. Take-A-Pen's reaction to the correction

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