The European official's statement denies the Palestinians' 'rich history,' whitewashes "Israeli apartheid" and goes against the EU's commitment to international law and human rights, the PA stated.

'CUNY BMCC’s campus is funding, endorsing, and giving co-curricular student credit for participating in antisemitism,' says non-profit S.A.F.E. CUNY.

The PACBI claimed photo  of dead Holocaust victims was the 'Tantura Massacre.'

Palestinian leaders constantly warn that the Al Aqsa mosque is under threat from Israel. Not only is this false, but it is also dangerous.

It's hard to understand how Israel is expected to make peace with such leaders.

Hanan Ashrawi loves terror and hates the Jewish state. Why would PBS give her a platform to spread anti-Israel lies?

Mahmoud Abbas repeated the libel that the State of Israel 'attacks' Christian and Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem.

Palestinian videos are staged to present a false image of Israel.

Palestinian leaders use Jewish visits to the Temple Mount to stir hatred and incite violence, claiming Israel blocks access and “desecrates” the site. The time has come for the Palestinians to stop “dying for a lie”!

A Palestinian law professor claims that international law permits terror, but prohibits Israel from killing terrorists during attacks.

The Qatar-sponsored network dishonestly claims that an Arab country called Palestine pre-existed Israel.

This PA TV host created a new reality that doesn't exist!

Pallywood strikes again. In a most disturbing Palestinian film, Israeli soldiers are depicted as murdering innocent children.

Refusing to recognize the Jewish state, a Palestinian singer refers to Israeli cities as being in 'Palestine.'

When the Palestinian Authority considers the terrorist the victim, you can understand why we still do not have peace.

Israeli Arab MK Samy Abu Shehadeh parroted a falsehood, saying the "entire world" knows that "Jesus was Palestinian."

It's absurd to think that such a blatant liar is the Palestinian Corresponded for The Nation magazine.

One needn’t be a journalist to reach the conclusion that El-Kurd’s history of spreading fake news, antisemitism and inciting violence should disqualify him from informing The Nation’s readership on the Arab-Israeli conflict.