The international media has been propagating lies about the 'poor Bedouin' in Khan al Ahmar. The opposite is true.  

A close examination of the Palestinian versions of Abu Thuraya's death raises many questions about how and when he actually died. 

An investigation has revealed that a school curriculum produced by PBS about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is biased and replete with misinformation.

The Times again tried to tarnish Israel’s image with an article based on the lies spun by a terror organization. While the article was debunked, the paper has yet to apologize!

'In the absence of any evidence to support the reference to 'lots' of children being killed at the time of transmission, it seems to us to have risked misleading audiences on a material point,' the BBC said of Andrew Marr's reporting. 

Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar paid the parents of baby Layla Ghandour to lie and say that the IDF caused her death.

While the evidence clearly points to Hamas's culpability in the violence at the Israel-Gaza border, the media chooses to propagate Hamas' lies.   

We live in a post-factual world. Facts no longer have any currency, unlike feelings and ideological posturing.

Anyone who longs to see peace between Israel and the Palestinians and prosperity in Gaza has to understand that Hamas is the enemy.

Isn't presenting a well-documented fact as 'fake news' just more fake news?

MSNBC reported falsely on Hamas’ violent demonstrations on Israel’s border with Gaza and presented the terror organization’s propaganda as fact.

Another Pallywood lie, yet again on the part of the Tamimi family, has been exposed vis-a-vis the ongoing Palestinian 'culture of falsehood and incitement.'

The claim that poverty in Gaza causes war with Israel is one that the Times seems determined to promote and perpetuate rather than to challenge or question.

Just as Trump overcame the media and left-wing establishment to win the election, so, too, is Netanyahu defying the odds in Israel.

The Palestinians said the NY Times "lacked objectivity and offended the Palestinian people" by publishing an editorial calling on Abbas to resign.

The Guardian corrected its description of Ahed Tamimi, removing the word 'peaceful' from the description of her activism.  

Media expert says journalists fear losing access to Arab dictatorships if they criticize them.

The BBC's biased anti-Israel reporting emerges yet again.

The mainstream media continues its biased coverage of current events in Israel, presenting a skewed account of Tuesday's deadly terror attack.

A former Al Jazeera journalist confirms what everyone already knows - the network uses the media is a weapon. 

Australia’s national news service has defended a map it displayed showing "Palestine" instead of Israel.

An Arab journalist who abused his press credentials to act against Israel will now have those credentials revoked.

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.

What we are seeing today around the world is not quiet anti-Semitism. This is loud and proud 'Kill the Jews, eliminate Israel.'

A journalist shared how his firsthand experience of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict changed his views to be more supportive of Israel.