After Trump banned CNN, MSNow and Politico from press access to the presidency, even Fox boycotted the White House. The press needs to show the same backbone when it comes to Gaza. Major news organizations need to boycott Israel until it opens up Gaza to international coverage
After the Greens passed a motion declaring ‘Zionism is racism’, every establishment journalist is suddenly playing dumb about the most elementary of issues in international law
A year after Charlie Kirk’s killing, his organization has buried his criticism of Israel to maintain support from the Israel-based International Fellowship of Christians and Jews. With close ties to the Israeli government, the Fellowship is flooding conservative media with paid partnerships.
Israel is NOT serious about prosecuting any of the atrocities committed in Gaza. Since the genocide began, only two soldiers were punished by the IDF; one for microwaving a living frog & another for cooking sausages in the army kitchen on Shabbat…
Being a bestselling novelist has never stopped Abulhawa from speaking out against the oppression of her people. “Only Zionism comes wrapped in some inherited claim to the world’s care and tenderness,” she said. “I refuse that. I reject it outright.”
Meta frequently moderates Palestinian content through its “Dangerous Organizations and Individuals policy”. The policy was repeatedly applied to content published by journalists, media organisations, civil society actors, activists, and ordinary users
Obliterating history goes hand in hand with the corporate media’s oversight of who is given “permission to narrate,” as the late Palestinian scholar Edward Said put it.
Western press expressed more horror at October 7 than the far more egregious Israeli abuses which led up to it and the far more egregious Israeli abuses which followed. There was howling outrage at the Bondi shooting, while Palestinians killed by Israel on any given day in Gaza never even makes a blip in the news…
A toxic figure reviled across the West, the former Iranian president is among the least plausible candidates for an Israeli regime-change plot. No matter how gripping the story might sound, upon closer examination, it is riddled with implausibilities, and deserving of far more scrutiny than the breathless coverage it has generated
The effort is part of a $9.9 million contract with Republican strategists to improve views of the country in the US