The BBC ignored an internal request to correct reporting that smeared a high-profile Palestinian journalist killed by Israel as a Hamas operative, in what a whistleblower has described as a “grave editorial breach”.
In an interview with Piers Morgan on September 9, Tucker Carlson commented on a number of suspicious Israeli connections to the 911 attacks on the U.S., and on Fox News censoring its own report.
While outlawing Holocaust denial, Western governments punish critics of Israel’s crimes and elevate denial of its ongoing genocide in Gaza to official policy and media orthodoxy.
Exclusive look at Israeli government contracts for online ads claiming that there is no hunger or starvation in Gaza for widespread use.
The apartheid matrix of control exercised by Israel over Palestinians, in place many years prior to October 7, is not even mentioned by Friedman as a major contributor to Israel’s collapsing legitimacy.
Journalists are civilians, and their protection is an international obligation. Journalism is essential to exposing what is happening in Gaza and holding those responsible to account
The deaths of five journalists this week in an Israeli airstrike, while they were reporting from the supposedly safe confines of a hospital in southern Gaza, underscored how deadly the 22-month conflict has been for those trying to report about what is happening on the ground.
The American judicial system has a choice: to lend its authority to propaganda, or to defend the very principle that sustains law – that guilt must be proven, not declared. To condemn Ramzy Baroud would be to condemn journalism itself.
Israel’s intent to annihilate Gaza would have been clear much sooner had we listened to Palestinian journalists, rather than the evasions and equivocations of mainstream media
Israel rushed to attempt to discredit the report that determined Gaza is suffering from the highest level of famine. But lies and victim-playing do not change one basic fact: Israel starved Gazans until the world intervened.