Senator Elizabeth Warren’s baseless claims about Gaza aid fuel deadly disinformation and embolden terrorists—let’s hold her accountable

Mosab Abu Toha has decried the 'humanization' of Israeli hostages, demonized Israeli soldiers and accused Israel of wanton killing.

'The Settlers' isn’t a documentary. It’s a hit piece.

With no correction, note, or admission, US news outlet quietly scrubbed the line that read: 'The death toll of the Israeli aggression has risen to 50,609 martyrs.'

Wikipedia is being hijacked to spread antisemitic, anti-Israel bias—Congress must act now.

Deputy Foreign Minister Sharren Haskel passionately defended Israel on Britain's Channel 4.

In one instance, the BBC translated 'engaging in jihad against the Jews' as 'fighting Israeli forces.'

A BBC documentary about Gaza from the point of view of children was narrated by Abdullah Al-Yazouri, son of Hamas official Ayman Al-Yazouri.

Even by the dismal standards, Saturday’s coverage of the hostage-prisoner exchange was a new low.

They didn’t just cover the hostage parade; they gave it legitimacy as if parading captives before the world wasn’t an affront to the very humanity Hamas so desperately wants to feign.

CBS’s “60 Minutes” has crossed the line from journalism to propaganda with its recent segment criticizing U.S. support for Israel’s fight against Hamas.

There is no justification to prefer Jihadi liars over the military of a democratic state.

The New York Times has reached a new low in its coverage of the Israel-Hamas conflict, repeatedly failing to present a balanced perspective.

Instead of rising to the challenge of covering Israel's war accurately and impartially, media outlets did their viewers and readers a great disservice by producing a plethora of skewed coverage.

Lest 'The New York Times' be accused of basing its entire screed on anonymous sources, it made sure to include a quote from—you guessed it—a Gazan.

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

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.

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

Demand accurate media coverage of the Israel-Lebanon conflict that acknowledges Hezbollah's aggression and Israel's defensive actions.

The presenter was declined a contract following her comments to then-Israeli lawmaker Danny Danon.

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

The media isn’t just shilling for Hamas, but for ISIS.

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

Media outlets neglect to mention 6 Israeli hostages were executed by Hamas rather than 'found dead.'

The coverage from several leading news organizations of Sunday’s escalation exemplified how omitting a single crucial detail can distort the entire narrative.

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.

Commentator Hananya Naftali slams media reports accusing Israel of indiscriminately targeting civilians, noting Israel has achieved the lowest combatant to civilian death ratio ever in urban warfare.

CNN has once again crossed the line with its blatantly anti-Israeli reporting, perpetuating a narrative that is not only misleading but dangerously biased. A recent headline reads, “More than 90 Palestinians killed in Israeli strike on school and mosque sheltering displaced people, Gaza officials say,” giving the impression that Israel targets innocent civilians without cause.... Read more »

'In his latest rant against the Jewish state, John Oliver made clear that he is interested only in promoting the Palestinian narrative, facts be damned,' CAMERA says.

The ban is being enforced under the terms of the 'Al-Jazeera Law,' which allows Israel to temporarily end the operations of news services deemed harmful to national security.

Hamas and Hezbollah merely 'attack' places in Israel, but when the IDF responds, Western media invariably say Israel has 'escalated' the violence.

Masha Gessen’s column that falsely accuses Israel of weaponizing the sexual violence committed by Hamas on October 7, distorting the reality of the atrocities and minimizing the victims' suffering.

'We are certain that were similar incidents to occur at the expense of any other minority, the BBC would show zero tolerance,' the signatories write.

New commentator Chris Cuomo notes that Hezbollah's attack killing 12 children would have been met with widespread condemnation if the target had not been Israel.

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.

The staffer railed against Jewish 'parasites.'

Major media outlets downplayed the Hezbollah missile attack that killed twelve children in northern Israel with vague and false reporting.

The Washington Post's disgraceful shaming of Israeli hostage Omer Neutra and his grieving parents exposes shocking anti-Israel bias.