The official PA daily compounded the libel by claiming that Israeli authorities deliberately obstructed efforts to extinguish the fire, cut off the water supply, and intentionally delayed Jerusalem fire engines.

Following the October 7 massacre, media bias and misinformation have been rampant, with falsehoods often presented as facts. CNN, among other news outlets, continues to refer to Hamas, a recognized terrorist organization, as “Gaza Authorities,” thereby lending undue legitimacy to their claims and presenting their narratives as credible facts. CNN’s coverage of recent events, such... Read more »

False claims by Hamas and Mahmoud Abbas that Jews plan to destroy Al-Aqsa Mosque incite violence and unite them in their dangerous rhetoric against Israel.

“We call on the International Court of Justice and the international community to reject the baseless claims of South Africa out of hand,” read the statement by Israel’s Foreign Ministry.

Israeli delegation protests UN portrayal of Ido Avigal, an Israeli victim, as a Palestinian casualty, demanding removal.

Don't let Amnesty International profit off of its bigotry against Israel.

This latest libel spread by the Palestinian Authority was uncovered by Palestinian Media Watch, an NGO that translates and reports on what PA-controlled media and educators say in Arabic.  

Saturday Night Live's Michael Che delivered a 'joke' based on the false premise that Israel only vaccinates Jewish citizens against coronavirus.