🛑 Starvation in Gaza is making all the headlines—but the data tells a different story. Media are quick to blame Israel's blockade, without asking questions of Hamas. Don’t fall for another manufactured crisis. Read the facts.

🎙️ With millions of followers, Hasan Piker spreads dangerous rhetoric under the guise of progressive commentary. It's time to question why media outlets are amplifying his voice.

Media outlets are still downplaying the Harvard antisemitism report. Some even platform anti-Zionist Jews to claim there’s no crisis at all. But 300+ pages of testimony from Jewish students say otherwise. Read what they refuse to report.

Edan Alexander is coming home after 584 days in Hamas captivity. But 4 American hostages’ bodies are still held—and 59 hostages remain in Gaza. Media call Edan the “last American hostage.” We won’t let them erase the others. Read the facts.

The New Yorker & Pulitzer Board stayed silent after we exposed their prize winner excusing Hamas’ abduction of Israeli civilians. Even a former hostage condemned him as a “modern Holocaust denier.” Why are the gatekeepers of journalism ignoring this?

Hamas has been caught inflating death tolls. The UN admits it downplayed Hamas’ human shields. Yet the media still report Hamas numbers without question. This isn’t journalism—it’s propaganda laundering. See which outlets keep falling for it.

The AP is still selling photos by Hassan Eslaiah—identified by Israel as a Hamas terrorist posing as a journalist—despite repeated warnings. Now he’s been killed in an Israeli strike on Hamas operatives. Why is AP profiting from his propaganda? Read what the media won’t say.

NBC reported the facts—then rewrote them. From blaming Israel for Hamas breaking the ceasefire to calling October 7 a “major escalation,” this isn’t journalism. It’s narrative distortion. See how they bent the truth.

The media tried to turn Eurovision into a referendum on Israel. They pushed outrage, downplayed threats, and ignored facts. But the public saw through it — and gave Israel their top vote. Yuval Raphael didn’t just sing. She won where it mattered.

When the media repeats Hamas’ casualty numbers without question, it’s not reporting — it’s propaganda. We’re urging top outlets to stop quoting terrorists like trusted sources. It’s time to choose truth over terror spin.

He wasn’t just a “journalist.” Newly released evidence confirms Hassan Eslaiah was a member of Hamas — just as HonestReporting exposed. So why is AP still selling his photos? Journalism must not become a cover for terror.

3.4 million followers. One viral video glorifying the murder of Jews. Guy Christensen isn’t just another TikTok “activist”—he’s proof that social media has become a megaphone for antisemitic incitement. And the platforms are still profiting from it.

A Gaza doctor loses her children in an airstrike. It’s a heartbreaking story—and it spread fast.
But the photos were misidentified. The “mother” was someone else. The details didn’t add up.
So why did major outlets run with it anyway—no questions asked?

Greta Thunberg, a Game of Thrones actor, and an Al Jazeera journalist are sailing to Gaza — and the media is already cheering them on.
But what are they really challenging? And what’s the truth about the blockade they’re trying to break?

▶️ WATCH: The war in Gaza isn’t just against its leading terror organization—it’s against every terror group operating there, including the Mujahideen Brigades, responsible for the kidnapping and murder of Israeli civilians and foreign nationals.
These groups must be held accountable—and the 55 remaining hostages must be brought home.

Greta’s "selfie yacht" wasn’t a humanitarian mission. It was a PR prop, and too many outlets played along. Check out the worst media fails, from the BBC to the Washington Post

▶️ WATCH: It's not a "tit-for-tat." Israel targets military infrastructure to defend itself, while the Islamic Republic of Iran aims to annihilate Israel, firing on civilians. The media's "exchange" narrative misses this crucial fact.

Much of the media’s coverage of Israel’s strike on Iran overlooked key facts and blurred the distinction between military targets and civilian attacks. Our full analysis breaks down how moral equivalencies replaced context — and why accuracy matters.

Iran’s missiles don’t discriminate. CNN’s narrative does.
An Arab Israeli family killed by an Iranian strike became CNN’s excuse to push a false story of Israeli "inequality." We unpack the facts they left out.

▶️ WATCH: Ayatollah Khamenei, the gardener? The media are calling Iran’s Supreme Leader an “underdog,” forgetting that he's overseen thousands of executions, ordered protesters to be shot in the streets, and led the Islamic Republic of Iran to become the leading state-sponsor of terror. The media must stop romanticizing tyrants and start telling the truth.

If you think the U.S. “joined Israel’s war,” you’ve forgotten what Iran’s regime has done to Americans. We lay out the facts—and the media’s failure to report them.