Media displays indifference to - and, in some cases, tacit justification for - antisemitic violence that happened on the 86th anniversary of Kristallnacht.

Several incidents in recent months reveal a serious issue within the editorial department of one of America's largest news networks.

Experts debunk key evidence in the essay, slamming NY Times for failure to fact-check claims, allowing unverified accusations to spread.

If meaningful reform is to take root in American colleges, it must begin with a renewed commitment from the media.

Admitting they don't 'claim to have all the answers,' physicians urge Biden and Harris to 'withhold military, economic, and diplomatic support from the State of Israel.'

The paper misleadingly connected statements of Israeli commentator with claim the Galilee is 'disputed,' before providing 'context' with Hezbollah propaganda.

Media fixates on Israel’s strikes against Hezbollah while disregarding or downplaying the terror group’s attacks on Israeli citizens.

The relationship exposes the disturbing entanglement between terrorists and the media, shaping a distorted global narrative about Gaza.

The organization’s track record and current actions reveal a troubling policy of violence, obstruction and instigation.

Findings expose full extent of BBC's anti-Israel bias during Israel-Hamas war.

Even as the attackers, Palestinians are paradoxically framed as victims, while Israel is cast as the provocateur of their 'justifiable' anger.

The Journal shows bias by leaving out vital context, whitewashing Hamas, and relying on Hamas propaganda as a legitimate news source.

Some outlets painted their vicious murders as 'deaths,' as if they passively died of natural causes.

The documentary makes false claims which must be debunked.

Dr. Fadel Naim, the man AP relied on for their Gaza death toll in story accusing Israel of 'attack on school,' even hosted the former Hamas leader at his daughter's wedding.

HonestReporting submits complaint to the paper over Istanbul-based reporter who used her social media to spread terrorist propaganda as Hamas massacred thousands of Israelis.

Some international media headlines omitted the fact Hezbollah commander was targeted, painting Israel’s strike as an all-out attack on the pastoral suburbs of Beirut.

Media intentionally downplay Haniyeh’s role in the October 7 massacre and his violent extremism.

The medical journal based their claims on highly questionable data and unverified sources.

The freelancer was photographed himself with a senior Hamas leader and provided work for Hamas-run bodies.

AP's coverage of the rape of a French-Jewish girl subtly downplays antisemitism by questioning its definition and linking it to criticisms of Israel.

Effective tactics are used by media outlets employed to distort the narrative surrounding Israel's recent hostage rescue.

In the op-ed, the author claims that 94% of Jewish Israelis supported the force used in Gaza.

Hamas seems to be manipulating the Gazan casualty count to misrepresent Israel’s conduct and to save itself from the jaws of ultimate defeat.

Meta considers lifting ban on Arabic word “shaheed,” sparking debate over its impact on online content moderation and safety concerns. By Rinat Harash, Honest Reporting Picture this: Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, the mastermind of the deadly October 7 attack on Israel, is killed. Arabic Facebook feeds are filled with posts showing Hamas flags and terrorists... Read more »

The vast majority of respondents believe that Hamas did not commit atrocities during the October 7 attack.

Instagram took action against Jackson Hinkle, a prominent pro-Hamas influencer, after he disseminated false information and shared doctored images.

The international community must insist on a democratic and moderate curriculum introduced into local Palestinian schools that will negate terrorism and promote peace.

As Ramadan begins, the spotlight shifts to Al-Aqsa Mosque, where recurring clashes between Israeli police and Palestinian rioters have become a grim tradition.

Evidence refutes claims of deliberate starvation by Israel, shedding light on the truth behind recent media frenzy.

Two top Reuters editors face backlash for sharing contentious social media content during the Israel-Hamas conflict, sparking concerns over journalistic integrity.

Outlets distort Israel's rejection of unilateral recognition for a Palestinian state, skewing its commitment to negotiated resolutions.

News consumers deserve to know that they are being misled.

As Hamas pushes for Barghouti's release, it's imperative to dissect the real persona behind the facade and its potential implications for the volatile Middle East landscape.

NPR's coverage distorts reality, portraying 'Israeli troops fighting innocent Palestinian civilians, not barbaric terrorists.'

Concerns over The Washington Post's biased reporting on the Israel-Hamas conflict raise questions about its fairness and credibility.

Despite mounting evidence of the organization's ties to terrorism, major news outlets downplay the allegations

Ignoring Hamas' genocidal ideology, major outlets fail to provide essential context, shaping a misleading narrative that warrants scrutiny.

Media outlets didn't change their stories because the evidence served the 'wrong' side of the conflict.

Israeli journalists come under scrutiny as media practices and coverage during the Gaza war spark debate over the portrayal of suffering on both sides. By Rachel O’Donoghue,Honest Reporting The Guardian‘s sister weekly newspaper, The Observer, recently published a feature that took aim at Israeli journalists. Headlined, “‘Journalists see their role as helping to win’: how... Read more »