The Academy gave No Other Land an Oscar, but the real story of Masafer Yatta didn’t make the cut. The media’s coverage ignored key facts, turning an illegal land grab into a simplistic tale of Israeli "displacement." More propaganda, less reality.

UPI’s Adam Schrader is at it again—pushing Hamas propaganda by equating Israeli hostages’ torture with the treatment of convicted Palestinian terrorists. This isn’t just bias—it’s deliberate disinformation.

The BBC’s Gaza documentary scandal and Hamas’ latest propaganda push prove one thing: Western media keep amplifying terror group narratives. From parroting Hamas press releases to ignoring aid theft, the pattern is clear.

Getty Images and Reuters are quietly selling photos from Hamas-linked “journalists,” using a third-party loophole to avoid accountability. Why are they still platforming terror-affiliated propagandists?

Global media giants Getty Images and Reuters are selling footage from a Gaza cameraman who cheered the murder of Jews on October 7. These platforms must be held accountable.

UPDATE: Hours after we publicly exposed the video, Getty Images removed it along with all content from other supporting Gazan “journalists” flagged by HonestReporting.

▶️ WATCH: Oscar-winning Israeli journalist Yuval Abraham and Palestinian activist Basel Adra claim to show “life under occupation” in Masafer Yatta, yet their doc distorts the area’s true history. When you start with a pre-written noscript, propaganda wins out over facts.

Western media claims Israel’s energy halt to Gaza spells catastrophe—ignoring it impacts just 8.6% of water supply. Why the hysteria? Too many outlets echo Hamas-appointed officials without question.

Podcasts are shaping minds like social media once did—but behind the rise in popularity is a dark side. Antisemitic hate, Holocaust denial, and extremist propaganda are spreading unchecked, while platforms and brands profit. This isn’t fringe talk—it’s going mainstream.

A journalist working for Reuters, ABC News, and the BBC has been arrested for allegedly inciting terror—sharing pro-Hamas posts and glorifying terrorists. How did her bosses not notice?

Two weeks ago, the media reported that the ceasefire in Gaza had expired. Now, they’re accusing Israel of breaking it. So what changed? Not the facts—just the narrative.

Western media just turned a Hamas operation into a "humanitarian tragedy." They parroted a UK-based NGO's claims about "aid workers" while ignoring the IDF's proof: the dead were Hamas terrorists—including October 7 attackers. This isn’t bias—it’s journalistic malpractice.

The NYT calls No Other Land a “challenge,” but the real challenge? Taking its co-author seriously—when on Oct. 7, she was busy amplifying Hamas propaganda.

As Gaza fighting resumes, Western media fall back on familiar tropes: whitewashing Hamas, vilifying Israel, and twisting facts to fit a false narrative of moral equivalence. Here’s how the press got it wrong—again.

A global media group is targeting HonestReporting for exposing Hamas-linked “journalists” who infiltrated Israel on Oct. 7. Their so-called investigation looks more like a smear campaign than journalism. Here's what they don’t want you to read.

As war resumes, media outlets like CNN, BBC, and The New York Times rush to amplify Hamas death tolls with zero skepticism—ignoring history, omitting context, and parroting propaganda.

🧵 THREAD: Fake Photos. Staged Scenes. AI-generated grief.
How emotional manipulation is weaponized against Israel—and how the media keep falling for it.

When Gazans finally protested Hamas, Reuters and AP missed the moment. The outlets that usually capture every frame of Gaza’s tragedy went silent—just when the story turned against Hamas. A stark look at how terror still shapes the narrative.

🧵 THREAD: Hamas recently released a detailed death toll—but when you break it down, the data disproves their own claims: The numbers showed that the majority of the dead are military-age males, over 8,000 deaths are related to natural causes, and the real combatant to civilian ratio? Likely 1:1, which is significantly better than most modern conflicts (1:9).
Bottom line: even Hamas’ numbers don’t support accusations of “genocide.”

ICYMI: The media rushed to paint an Oscar-winning Palestinian activist as the latest victim of “settler violence”—but the facts tell a very different story. Before you believe the headlines, see what they left out.

Oday Nasser Al Rabay protested Hamas, was tortured and killed by the terror group—and Western media didn’t say a word. Why? His death didn’t fit their narrative.

Glasgow University’s rector, Ghassan Abu-Sittah, is defending Hamas while Gazans risk their lives protesting the group’s brutality. As families mourn loved ones tortured and killed for dissent, he calls the protests “treachery.” The media must stop treating him as a hero—and start telling the truth.