Israeli security agency launches Operation Defend our Democracy amid concerns for Russian and Iranian interference.

Ziyad Nakhalah gushed over Al Jazeera's distorted, dishonest coverage of the terror group's recent conflict with Israel.

A dishonest UN press release manipulated secretive and unverifiable data, prompting baseless media reports that settlers were killing Palestinians.

A spokesperson for the Jewish communitiy near Hebron that is accused of violence against local Arabs explains the other side of the story. 

Facebook can regain the public's shattered trust.

Watchdog identifies Wikipedia, with Google's help, as the most active spreader of anti-Semitism on the planet.

Kurds say a pro-Iranian media story claiming an attack on a 'Mossad base in Iraq' is fake news.

Media caught again in another anti-Israel propaganda ploy that gave real coverage to a very fake story.

Israeli Foreign Ministry exposes kindhearted 'Palestinian' couple as Arab-Israeli newlyweds from the northern city of Um Al-Fahm.

Popular Israeli-Arab vlogger Nas Daily was victimized by state-run media network Al Jazeera, which accused Nas of being an agent for the Jewish state.

An Aussie reporter called Palestinian rocket blasts 'symbolic' even though they nearly killed an Israel man.

A Palestinian's recent attempt to kill an Israeli policewoman with his car prompted sympathy for the terrorist from Rashida Tlaib and a troubling report from CNN

An Israeli blogger exposed the truth about an Irish ballet teacher who railed against Palestinian poverty, despite teaching at an upscale Palestinian club.

Sent through the various messaging apps and social media, Hamas used fabricated reports as part of its psychological warfare during the past 48 hours.

Why did CBS News initially report that Palestinians fired hundreds of rockets at the Israeli military, instead of truth, that the rockets were launched at civilians?

The producers of this video, take "fake news" to new lows, staging an "attack" with wounded extras after blowing up a car.

A social media propagandist posted a photo of an American child who is alive and well, with a caption claiming the toddler was a Palestinian killed by Israelis.

Are opinions about Israel based on fact or on shocking and offensive lies and false trends?

Are opinions about Israel based on facts or on shocking and offensive lies and false trends?

According to an Israeli start-up superstar, to rid the world of 'fake news,' the internet must stop making this misleading content so profitable for those who peddle it.

International media skews coverage of Israel, a top AP foreign correspondent told a gathering of journalists at this week's Christian Media Summit in Jerusalem.

A photographer was caught on live camera shooting pictures of Arabs pretending to be knocked to the ground by Israeli forces on the Temple Mount.

Take a tour through an Arab-Israeli Muslim village, 20 minutes north of Jerusalem, to learn the real facts vs. the fake news presented by the mainstream media.

Could their anti-Israel bias be the result of 'fake news?' Or anti-Semitism?

Recognition that Israel is the longest-standing subject of fake news is long overdue.

Can you spot the fake news? Take the quiz!

The claim that Jerusalem is holy to Islam is a fraud, explains Dr. Mordechai Kedar, an expert on the Middle East.