BBC Verify was launched to boost credibility. Instead, it has become a megaphone for bias.
Israel is doubted. Hamas and the UN get a free pass.
That’s not fact-checking—it’s propaganda.

Jewish students face record hostility on campus. Yet Rutgers professor Noura Erakat, who praises terrorists and defends Hamas, remains a respected voice in academia and mainstream media. Rutgers’s silence speaks volumes.

The media’s “hospital spokesman” in Gaza isn’t neutral. Dr. Khalil al-Daqran glorifies Hamas and even prayed to “defeat the Jews” on Oct 7—yet outlets quote him as fact. Don’t let propaganda pass as reporting.

25 years ago, a miscaptioned photo turned a Jewish victim into a Palestinian “victim” of Israel. That moment sparked HonestReporting.
Today, we’re still holding the media accountable.

Read how it all began.

Owen Jones’ new “documentary” isn’t journalism. It erases terror, ignores LGBT persecution, and vilifies Israel, the only country in the region where gay rights are protected.
This is propaganda dressed up as reporting.
Read more here.

A powerful new media figure is shaping the anti-Israel narrative.
Nika Soon-Shiong, daughter of the Los Angeles Times owner, now runs Drop Site News and backs a “Gaza Journalist Fund” with almost no transparency.
From alleged newsroom interference to funding groups tied to extremists, this report connects the dots.

🕊️ Did Hamas really agree to Trump’s ceasefire plan?
Media outlets said yes, but the group’s own statement said something else entirely.
No disarmament, no real commitment to release hostages, and every intention to stay in power.
Read our breakdown.

Two years after October 7, Israel is still fighting two wars — one against Hamas, and one against the media narrative that distorts the truth.

Hollywood’s latest “boycott Israel” pledge isn’t activism, it’s hypocrisy.
Emmy-winning writer Michael Kaplan exposes the double standards behind Hollywood’s new blacklist targeting the world’s only Jewish state.
Read his open letter here.

A terror attack on Yom Kippur.
Jews gathered to pray in Manchester, and were met with violence.

This wasn’t random. It followed years of media narratives portraying Israel as “uniquely evil,” fueling real-world hate against Jews.

Twenty-five years ago, HonestReporting started as a small email list, and became a global movement for media accountability.
From challenging CNN to empowering readers around the world, we’ve spent 25 years defending truth and exposing bias.

Two years after Hamas’s massacre on October 7, the deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust, much of the UK media still can’t face the truth.
Instead of honoring the victims, outlets like the BBC and The Guardian used the day to criticize Israel, erasing the terror that started the war.

As Israel and Hamas enter a new ceasefire, another battle is already unfolding — in the headlines.
Watch how the story is told, and what’s left unsaid.
Because bias doesn’t pause for peace.

After two years in Hamas captivity, hostages were finally allowed to speak to their families — with armed terrorists beside them.
It was control disguised as compassion.
And the media barely asked why.

🚨 SUCCESS: CNN’s Christiane Amanpour apologized on air after HonestReporting exposed her offensive comments about Israeli hostages.
This marks her third public apology following our investigations.
Read how we held her accountable

When 20 Israeli hostages were freed, several outlets portrayed the terrorists released in exchange as victims.
The NYT, BBC, and France24 focused on the terrorists’ families and their “grief,” while ignoring the Israelis they murdered.

Even on a day of relief, bias didn’t stop.
The @BBC and @nytimes called it a “hostage exchange”, equating innocent hostages with convicted terrorists released by Israel.
There’s no moral equivalence.

Hamas propagandist Saleh al-Jafarawi, known as “Mr. FAFO,” was killed in Gaza by other Palestinians during clan clashes.
He cheered the October 7 massacre, spread fake videos, and stole millions meant for children.
Apparently, that’s not headline material.

ABC News interviewed an active Hamas operative — without saying so. Mahmoud Bassal, presented as “Gaza’s civil spokesperson,” is part of Hamas’s military wing.
When the media hides these affiliations, it’s not journalism — it’s propaganda.

NPR’s Code Switch claimed to explore what Israel means to American Jews — but only featured fringe anti-Israel voices.
By ignoring mainstream perspectives and failing to disclose activist ties, NPR broke its own journalistic standards.