Evaluating the Extent of Each Medium Covered in Class to Educate the Reader in a Specific Issue

Do you read new papers? Listen to radio? Watch TV? All of us do one thing or the other.
However, the majority of us never consider the fact that what we hear or see might be a
lie or it might be just a fact that is twisted in such a way that it shows something
absolutely different.
For example, if we take a look at a particular issue on, let's say, Israel, we will find that
most news appears all television stations and most of radio stations will just be bias. For
example news papers or video stations will make it look like Israeli people will try to
solve the conflict between them and Palestinians in a peaceful way whereas Palestinians will be violent. As a proof, the tape that our class has watched on the conflict between Israel and the PLO, we noticed that narrator motioned that Israeli people were protesting when Palestinian nation responded with action, such as throwing stones at Israel police and army personal. …