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Why not, "New blow to Gaza peace deal as Hamas still hasn't returned the body of hostage Ran Gvili," @IrishTimes.com? Hamas hasn't fulfilled its obligations under the ceasefire agreement. How about holding the terrorist org accountable instead of solely blaming Israel?

Iranians are chanting “death to the dictator” and calling for the fall of the regime. Major Western outlets have framed the uprising as economic unrest or barely covered it at all. That choice matters. honestreporting.com/how-western-...

Zohran Mamdani has "demurred," has he, @washingtonpost.com? Actually, he believes in the end of Israel as a Jewish state and supports the antisemitic BDS movement. Rather than demurring on the question, he's made himself crystal clear. So stop whitewashing his hatred of Israel.

CNN claims women’s rights are sharply declining in Israel, but the data behind the story measures wartime conditions, not women’s rights, and ranks Israel below countries with legal discrimination against women. Read more below. honestreporting.com/cnns-womens-...

Hamas released a manifesto calling October 7 “glorious” and admitting it was meticulously planned. Mainstream media largely ignored it yet continues to quote Hamas run bodies as neutral sources even as Hamas openly spells out its terrorist ideology. honestreporting.com/hamas-publis...

Note to Lara Marlowe: Israel never "carpet-bombed" Gaza; every air strike on terror infrastructure was targeted with precision weapons. And humanitarian aid is not blocked; 4,200 aid trucks are entering Gaza weekly. Just another day of lies and hyperbole from @IrishTimes.com.

Israel vetting NGOs is not equivalent to blocking aid. When media omit numbers, context, and the reality of terrorist exploitation of NGOs, they aren’t informing the public. They’re shaping a narrative. honestreporting.com/selective-re...

When Hamas exploits aid networks, transparency from NGOs isn’t optional. Oversight isn’t cruelty. It’s accountability.

Mark Weiss is reporting from Jerusalem. Yet, according to @IrishTimes.com, it's Tel Aviv making all the capital moves. Forget recognition of Somaliland. How about ending the use of Tel Aviv as a metonym for Israel's government and start recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital?

These were not "prisoner-exchange operations." They were exchanges of Palestinian prisoners for Israeli hostages. They aren't the same. Shame on ABC News (Australia) & France24 for republishing @AFP.com's immoral equivalence.

Ran Gvili was a special unit police officer killed defending civilians on Oct. 7. His body is still being held in Gaza in violation of the ceasefire, drawing limited media coverage and little international attention. Silence is a choice.

Selective silence isn’t neutrality. It’s complicity. The media’s refusal to cover sexual violence against Israelis reveals a disturbing double standard. honestreporting.com/selective-si...

"Israel hasn't upheld their end of the ceasefire agreement," according to SkyNews's Yousra Elbagir. No mention whatsoever of Hezbollah's failure to disarm or its efforts to rebuild and reassert itself in southern Lebanon in breach of the ceasefire agreement. news.sky.com/story/three-...

According to the photographer's description, everything around this woman "reflected the dire situation that Palestinian families were enduring." Except it didn't. And @theguardian.com even added the caveat at the bottom. But this was still one of their photos of the year. Shameful.

Nearly one year after her release, Romi Gonen is speaking about sexual assaults she endured in Hamas captivity, including abuse by a man brought to provide medical care. What happened is documented. Whether it’s acknowledged is a choice.

The scare quotes weren't enough for UPI. It had to deem it a "so-called" terror attack. And with the perpetrator "allegedly" killing the Israeli victims, could UPI do anything more to whitewash terror?

An order to respond forcefully. A curfew. Arrest raids. All framed as "military retaliation." Misrepresenting IDF counterterror operations as acts of vengeance is how France24 delegitimizes preventing terrorist attacks against Israeli Jews.

Sickening from @news.sky.com. The released Palestinians were prisoners, not "hostages." There is no moral equivalence between them and the kidnapped Israelis held by terrorists in the tunnels of Gaza. If you can't tell the difference, you shouldn't call yourselves journalists.

No, @thetimes.com. Tel Aviv did not decide to close the Israeli embassy in Dublin. Israel's government, including its foreign ministry, is located in Israel's capital, Jerusalem. Stop using Tel Aviv as a metonym for Israel's capital or government and correct the error.

This AP wire story was sent to thousands of international media outlets. But it was covered by almost none. Because Palestinians demonstrating their intolerance towards minorities spoils the narrative. Now imagine the global media outrage if this were about 3 Israelis...

The BBC elevates fringe antizionist Jews to speak for British Jewry, despite data showing most British Jews are Zionists. That isn’t representation. It’s tokenization, and it reframes Jew-hate as a reaction to Israel rather than a prejudice against Jews. honestreporting.com/antizionism-...

Gaza images are treated as neutral. But when Recep Tayyip Erdoğan praises a Hamas-linked photographer and cites his work as genocide evidence at the International Court of Justice, journalism becomes state-backed advocacy. honestreporting.com/from-gaza-to...

Media amplified famine claims against Israel with certainty. Then the same UN-backed source admitted Gaza was never in famine. The reversal was buried. No accountability. No reckoning. If famine was front-page news, the correction cannot be a footnote. honestreporting.com/when-famine-...

Nick Fuentes isn’t a “controversial voice.” He’s a white supremacist and Holocaust denier. When mainstream platforms invite extremists to “debate,” they don’t marginalize them. They normalize them. That’s the real danger. honestreporting.com/how-mainstre...

Calling the Bondi Beach massacre a “false flag” isn’t skepticism. It’s an old antisemitic tactic that turns Jewish victims into conspirators and replaces empathy with suspicion. From medieval myths to modern social media, the pattern hasn’t changed. honestreporting.com/from-the-193...

Antisemitic terror in Australia didn’t come out of nowhere. Years of ignored warnings and media refusal to name antisemitism helped normalize the hatred that led to violence. When Jews aren’t named as targets, the cycle continues. honestreporting.com/years-of-ign...

Gaza photojournalism still relies on the same visual trick exposed 15 years ago: framing civilians behind fences to imply imprisonment. The imagery is powerful. The context is missing. And the narrative sticks. This is how perception is shaped. honestreporting.com/manufacturin...

Israel makes no apologies for exercising sovereignty over its eternal capital, Jerusalem. But, @news.sky.com, please explain what "parts of the West Bank" have been annexed. They haven't. Don't quote "international law" if you have no idea what it means in practice.

Wrong, @IrishTimes.com 600-800 aid trucks are entering Gaza daily. Only about 20% of the humanitarian aid is delivered via the UN, while countries, additional international orgs & the private sector provide the rest. Stop using partial statistics to spread disinformation & smears.

The London Review of Books isn’t just reviewing books on Israel. It’s advancing a single political narrative. Activist essays in. Serious scholarship out. When a literary journal becomes an echo chamber, elite discourse shrinks. honestreporting.com/from-books-t...

A Hanukkah event was targeted in an antisemitic terror attack in Australia. Some celebrities responded with gun control talking points instead of naming antisemitism. Erase the motive and you erase accountability. honestreporting.com/billie-eilis...