Tucker Carlson is spreading conspiracy theories regarding Hamas' Oct. 7, 2023, attack and the Israel-Hamas war. Apparently, there's an Israeli conspiracist involved.
Channel 4 was willing not only to platform NAZA's producers without question, as they deployed genocide libels on the basis of unsubstantiated claims, but also let its own interviewers equivocate on casualty numbers to determine proportionality, despite this being legally untenable.
The main conclusion of the study is that the Gaza Ministry of Health has been the primary media source of statistical information about Gaza casualties, and that journalists used its figures in 100% of all publications, whereas Israeli data on combatants killed in the territory appeared in only 3% of the articles.
In one article about the Michigan Senate race and Jewish voters' fears, The New York Times did not talk about the Temple Israel terror attack or El-Sayed's response to the event. In another article, the paper of record whitewashed the event and the ideology of the terrorist. Accordingly, readers were given insufficient information to understand Jewish voters' concerns about El-Sayed's comments.
CAMERA’s Adam Levick was interviewed in a National Jewish Assembly webinar, examining how one of the root causes of anti-Israel bias involves the media’s refusal to hold Palestinians morally accountable for their actions.
Israeli economy grows at a rapid pace. Mojtaba Khamenei asserts control. Berlin mayoral candidate is afraid of her own extremist base. News you didn't hear about this week.
A New Yorker profile of philosopher, MIchael Walzer, portrays him as a measured, reluctant critic of Israel. A look at his words shows that he's abandoned his own principles to condemn Israel.
The BBC proves it is entirely capable of following its own rigorous standards while still holding the British military to account, and invites the question as to why those standards appear to sail out of the window when the military being reported on is Israeli.
CNN's chief political analyst shifted blame for the October 7 massacre onto Israeli security failures, and falsely maligned AIPAC, an American citizen advocacy group, as a foreign agent during a recent panel discussion.