Media intentionally downplay Haniyeh’s role in the October 7 massacre and his violent extremism.

Major media outlets falsely accused Israel of striking a refugee camp in Rafah, ignoring evidence that the target was a Hamas command center outside a humanitarian zone.

Unable to simply unequivocally denounce Abbas’ repugnant speech, the 96 signatories also used the letter to attack so-called “Israeli settler colonialism” and to spread the well-worn apartheid libel.

Not one authentically pro-Israel viewpoint is included, while US-based activist groups with known anti-Israel agendas are presented as impartial commentators.

UPDATE: In response to complaints by the media watchdog, The Guardian amended its article, which was based on a report by a blatantly anti-Israel NGO - but only to an extent.

Take a stand against mainstream media that encourages the murder of innocent Jews, urges the director of The Lawfare Project.

'Assailant' killed by security forces mentioned in agency copy recast by The Guardian as a 'man' - hiding from readers that the dead man is a suspected terrorist.

Gaza journalist Fady Hanona contributed to six of the paper's eight articles on Operation Breaking Dawn.

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

Recently appointed New York Times Jerusalem Bureau Chief Patrick Kingsley blames human rights abuses by the Palestinian leadership on Israel, Honest Reporting notes.

Critics say a cartoon of the severed head of former UK Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn smacks of anti-Semitism.

A British newspaper is taking heat for playing fast and loose with the facts when it comes to Palestinian terror and Israel's response.