Hamas has published a manifesto openly defending October 7 as calculated and justified. It exposes the group’s ideology in its own words, yet received little critical media attention.
Ignoring a terrorist group’s self-declared worldview is not caution, it is a missed responsibility.

CNN’s women’s rights narrative on Israel relies on misleading data and flawed comparisons. The full breakdown shows what was left out and why it matters.

For years, Venezuela served as a strategic hub for Iran’s global terror network, enabling money laundering, drug trafficking, sanctions evasion, and Hezbollah financing, including threats to Israel. Maduro’s capture could disrupt those networks.

Iranians are chanting “death to the dictator” and calling for the fall of the regime.
This is a political uprising with historic stakes, not a cost of living protest. Major Western outlets have framed it otherwise or barely covered it at all.

Watch the coverage on Venezuela carefully. Supporting Maduro is supporting a dictatorship. Listen to Venezuelans themselves and question narratives that whitewash authoritarian rule.

Maduro’s arrest exposed a familiar reflex. Ignore a dictator’s abuses and ties to Iran and Hezbollah, and redirect blame to Israel instead. When Israel is treated as the default culprit, authoritarianism is excused and reality gets rewritten.

Photography doesn’t need manipulation to persuade. Framing, access, and sequencing are enough. Vanity Fair’s White House photo spread reveals the same visual logic that has shaped Gaza imagery, guiding judgment before context.

When combatants and propagandists are counted as journalists, facts get distorted.
On the Press Emblem Campaign’s 2025 Gaza list, 23 of 60 names were linked to Hamas or Islamic Jihad. The distinction matters.

On Christmas Day, newly certified doctors graduated at Al-Shifa Hospital.
The images shared worldwide framed the ceremony only through rubble, excluding rebuilt areas and relying on undisclosed Hamas-run sources.
A medical milestone became a message shaped by omission.

No, Hitler did not “work with Zionists.”
The Haavara Agreement was a coerced escape route under Nazi persecution, not collaboration. Distorting it erases historical reality and fuels antisemitic myths.
Here’s what actually happened and why it matters today.

Police banned Israeli fans after hiding intelligence that they were facing threats.The BBC echoed the cover story.

The Muslim Brotherhood is not one group, but a global network shaped by ideology, funding, and local chapters. Check out this explainer that breaks down its history, global reach, and why different countries are responding to it in very different ways.

Tragedy was followed by distortion.
After a deadly incident at a Haredi draft protest in Jerusalem, false narratives flooded social media, accusing Israel of killing a protester and claiming the protest threatened government stability.
This is a clear example of how fast misinformation spreads when facts are ignored.

When Iranians protest a brutal Islamist regime, some of the loudest human rights voices suddenly go quiet or add conditions.
Selective outrage is hard to miss.