Israel/Palestine

On Tuesday, the Associated Press’s Bassem Mroue and Sarah El Deeb published an article that highlighted the survivors of Israel’s explosive pager attack on the Lebanese terrorist organization Hezbollah. Though the highly advanced strike was designed to reduce unintentional casualties to a minimum, there were a few civilian injuries and casualties. While it is important to show sympathy for the…

In an example of politics making strange bedfellows, on CNN This Morning long-time Democrat aide Maria Cardona condemned Netanyahu's "racist, fascist" policies and his "horrific war in Gaza." Cardona sounded much like Marjorie Taylor Greene, who has accused Israel of "genocide" in Gaza.

On Sunday’s Last Week Tonight, HBO host John Oliver pointed the finger at two culprits for hunger in Gaza, and neither one of them was Hamas. According to Oliver, it is the U.S. that is “being complicit” in Israel’s campaign to starve Gazans and is unwilling to do anything about it.

The world was outraged at the sight of Israeli hostages, held in Gaza, showing evident signs of starvation. One American network, CBS, persisted in refusing to show these images to the American public when it had the opportunity to immediately do so.

Over the last several months, the PBS News Hour has aired seemingly endless hits against Israel, blaming the invaded country for blocking food aid, even purposefully killing hundreds of innocent Gazans lining up for aid at distribution sites in Gaza they are feeding the enemy (while also being accused of genocide against that same enemy). That slant toward believing the worst about…

Associated Press reporter Julie Watson’s Tuesday night story on UCLA’s settlement with three Jewish students and a Jewish professor, over the university failing to protect their civil rights against anti-Semitic campus mobs, was suspiciously vague on the actual allegations. While providing none of the awful details about persecution of Jews on UCLA’s campus after the October 7 Hamas massacre…

The PBS News Hour’s bizarre post-October 7 enmity toward Israel has blared bright the last few days, eager to portray Israel, fighting for existence against a soulless enemy, Hamas, as a cruel invader purposely starving Gaza’s infants. PBS’s coverage of late has been guilty of bias by omission, spewing phony figures and hunger anecdotes from the Hamas-controlled “Health Ministry”…

On the reflexively anti-Israel show CNN International affairs show Amanpour & Co., which airs on PBS, regular fill-in host Bianna Golodryga spoke on Monday to regular guest “humanitarian Jan Egeland, secretary general of the Norwegian Refugee Council,” about Israel's supposedly deliberate starvation plan in its war against Hamas in Gaza. Judging by Egeland’s past and present…

In recent days, the far-left New York Times was exposed for lying about a child in Gaza purportedly being starved to death by Israel, when he was really suffering from cerebral palsy. During his eponymous show Wednesday night, NewsNation host Chris Cuomo called out how they “exaggerate reality” to push their anti-Israel agenda. He also pointed to the “proof of their perfidy” in how…

CBS’s Stephen Colbert’s Wednesday interview with Michigan Sen. Elissa Slotkin hit all of the usual The Late Show beats: puffball questions, Democrat strategizing, and questions from the left. More specifically, the duo would discuss hot dogs, the far-left’s alleged “alpha energy,” and Israel’s military operations in Gaza.

On Wednesday morning, The Washington Post released a list of 18,500 names that it says represent all the children have been killed in Gaza since the start of the war between Israel and Hamas. However, it is almost certain that some of the names on the list were Hamas fighters because the age of enlistment in the U.S. is not the same as it is for Hamas.

In an act many supporters of Israel were calling a “blood libel,” The New York Times first slapped an image of an emaciated Palestinian child on the front page of their Sunday edition paper and blamed Israel for his condition, accusing the Jewish state of using starvation as a weapon against children. But on Tuesday, the purported paper of record was forced to walk back their smears…

Talk about a loaded lead! A Tuesday New York Times headline revealed the paper's standard hostility toward Israel: “Israeli Voices Dissenting Against the War in Gaza Are Growing Louder,” by Isabel Kershner, a New York Times correspondent in Jerusalem. The online headline deck: "‘Revenge Is Not a Policy’: Israelis Voice Dissent Against the War in Gaza -- …