Middle East

On Friday, President Biden held his second joint press conference and with South Korean President Moon Jae-in alongside, Biden faced questions ranging from the obvious to U.S.-South Korea ties to the newsworthy with questions about the recent fighting between Israel and Hamas to the surprising (and arguably humorous) concerning the likelihood of aliens.

Friday’s White House press briefing was quite a doozy as numerous reporters offered either challenging, interesting, or yes, lefty questions to Press Secretary Jen Psaki on boycotting next year’s Beijing Winter Olympics, Egypt’s role in the Hamas-Israeli ceasefire, and government spying on reporters.

On Morning Joe, Joe Scarborough says that ceasefires are "Incredibly unpopular" among Israelis because they're on the receiving end of thousands of rockets, and want Hamas to be finished off. Scarborough says we would have a similar reaction in the US, and we need to keep things in perspective. 

For the past two weeks, rockets have been fired into civilian areas of Israel by the terrorist group Hamas. Hamas' charter openly calls for the destruction of the state of Israel, which would entail an anti-Semitic genocide; its 1988 charter explicitly and openly calls for such a genocide. Hamas spends tens of millions of dollars in foreign aid not on helping the citizens of the Gaza Strip but…

On Thursday, Israel and Hamas agreed to a tentative cease-fire as the latest flare-up in the conflict lasted 11 days. And as CBS Evening News anchor Norah O’Donnell admitted, “the truce follows last-minute negotiations led by Egypt…” But ABC’s World News Tonight would have their viewers believe that it was President Biden’s feeble “quiet diplomacy” that secured a moment of…

Thursday featured the first White House press briefing in nearly a week (due to President Joe Biden’s travel schedule), and so Fox’s Peter Doocy made the most of it by grilling Press Secretary Jen Psaki over the origins of the coronavirus, the Biden administration allowing Russia’s Nord Stream 2 pipeline to go through, and Middle East violence.

An Israeli legal scholar complained that YouTube twice censored his interview about Israel’s strikes against the terror group Hamas. Then YouTube gave conflicting accounts about why it censored him. The scholar said the takedown notice YouTube emailed him stated that a "team" of reviewers "think" the video violated the platform's guidelines. Yet, YouTube said in a public statement that its…

Normally Debra Messing is a Donald Trump-hating, rabid lefty of a woman, but recently she had one of the rare sensible stances on the Israeli-Hamas conflict among celebrities on social media.

During a Wednesday segment on CNN Newsroom on the latest developments surrounding the recently bombed building in Gaza that housed the Associated Press and Al Jazeera, Brian Stelter declared that it would be "incredible if true" if Hamas did indeed attempt to use journalists as human shields.

Continuing to show an aversion to Israel and the safety of the Jewish people, Comcast-owned MSNBC decided on Wednesday’s ReidOut to go another step lower as Columbia University professor Rashid Khalidi lambasted the idea of Israelis being able to defend themselves and compared the Jewish state to a white mob in the Jim Crow era that murdering hundreds of African-Americans.

Over 100 entertainment industry workers are demanding better reporting and social media commentary on the current war between Israel and Palestinian terror group Hamas, because the fake news surrounding the crisis is overwhelming.

As the latest flare-up between the Israelis and Palestinians dragged on, CBS Evening News seemingly wouldn’t be happy until the Jewish State of Israel was pushed into the sea. Tuesday’s edition of their Hamas-friendly coverage featured foreign correspondent Holly Williams scoffing at how two Israeli soldiers were shot by terrorists as Palestinians took part in their “day of rage” in…

Of all the people MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell could have invited on to her Monday show to discuss the fighting between Israel and Hamas, she chose famed anti-Semitic Columbia professor Rashid Khalidi. 

On Monday, CBS Evening News continued its unholy crusade against the Jewish state of Israel by blaming them for the conflict and pushing misinformation about the evictions in East Jerusalem.  It came as the network was still using Gaza casualty numbers provided by the Hamas-controlled Health Ministry, and they scoffed at the idea that Israel’s airstrikes were “surgical.”