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.

The UN has revived the apartheid accusation against Israel, once again prioritizing narrative over reality.
Security measures in the West Bank respond to terrorism and real threats, not race. Stripping away context does not create justice. It creates misinformation.
Read the full breakdown.

Iran’s uprising has now entered its fourth week and it has laid bare a moral failure in Western media. The story was buried, then reframed, then softened with regime narratives, while protesters risking their lives were treated with skepticism. This pattern has repeated itself since October 7.
Iranian courage deserves clarity, not caveats.

Ceasefires are being broken, not by Israel.
Hamas and Hezbollah continue to violate the agreements while key facts are often missing from coverage.

Hamas used photos from Reuters, Getty, and AFP to illustrate a manifesto justifying October 7. That isn't a coincidence. It is the weaponization of Western journalism.

Iran is facing a brutal nationwide crackdown. Thousands killed or disappeared. Journalists jailed. Internet cut. Global news images show staged rallies and sanitized, state-approved scenes. This is not missing coverage. It is a controlled replacement of reality.