Even those familiar with the biased U.S. mainstream coverage of the Middle East are shocked at how bad the reporting on the U.S.-Israel war on Iran has been.
The newspaper’s superficial critique of Trump’s Iran strategy comes after 47 years of continually vilifying the Islamic Republic
The U.S. media is predictably spreading government propaganda and ignoring Israel’s role as it cheers on the war against Iran and pushes for regime change.
I watched the first two weeks of Bari Weiss’s attempt to reshape evening news. I’m left wondering who it’s even for.
A new film about Hind Rajab’s murder points to a deeply sick Israeli society, driven into the darkest of places by a racist ideology that says Jewish lives count, Palestinian lives don’t. Mainstream media helps perpetuate this lie.
One year ago, an iconic photo from Gaza went viral of Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya walking through rubble in Gaza to be detained by Israeli forces. Today, Safiya is still being held without charges, but you wouldn’t know it from reading the New York Times.
Sentiments among many conservative Jewish groups lean toward demanding restrictions on free speech in order to curb “antisemitism” (i.e. criticism of Israel): “absolutely no doubt that people need to go to jail.”
Official documents have revealed that the Israeli government has signed a series of multimillion-dollar contracts in recent months with American firms specializing in political marketing and public relations to polish its sullied reputation.
Jewish Insider describes how Norman Podhoretz made Commentary magazine into a pro-Israel force that shaped American foreign policy in the Middle East; helped steer the GOP, previously hostile to Israel, to an “embrace of the Jewish state as a key ally;” while also forging and defending the rise of evangelicals who supported Israel.
Editors at The Wall Street Journal, The Daily Telegraph, and City Journal stopped responding to my emails after I wrote columns critical of the war on Gaza in other media outlets