When mainstream publications award accolades to antisemitic materials, they contribute to the normalization of antisemitism.
An event featuring a known airline hijacker was whitewashed as "an event around Palestinians."
When Saeb Erekat was admitted to Hadassah Hospital, others may have seen a story about Israeli generosity. But not the Post.
As anyone with a passing familiarity with the region knows, there have been no Israeli settlements in Gaza since 2005.
The fashion magazine called Mallory “one of the most vital activists of her generation” in a feature interview, and called Davis a “straight-up legend.”
The Atlantic’s Editor-in-Chief surely knows that Israel has never had a “formal border” between itself and the West Bank.
Contributing columnist Muhammad Shehada also continues to misrepresent his own sources.
Film claims that Israel "is behind every regional war that’s happened in the last 70 years."
Despite her history of anti-Israel bias, the BBC sent Orla Guerin to cover a Holocaust Remembrance event.
Contrary to the teen magazine’s reporting, Qassem Soleimani was killed in Baghdad, which is in Iraq, not Iran.