Posts Tagged: Israel News
E1 Explained: The Small Zoning Tender That Triggered a Global Uproar
The E1 settlement plan has long made front-page news, with major international outlets repeatedly presenting it as Israel's plan to divide the West Bank and, as...
Murderer of 37, Including 12 Children, Is a Role Model for Palestinian Women at University
At Palestinian universities, Mahmoud Abbas' Fatah Movement has a committee for female students, called "The Sisters of Dalal Committee" named after the notorious terrorist murderer Dalal...
The Double Standard Applied to Israel
The day after Israel was reestablished as a Jewish state, the armies of Egypt, Transjordan, Syria, Lebanon, and Iraq invaded the territory of the newly...
Kites Are Deadly — and Will Be Used to Target Jewish Civilians
Israel will soon be accused of war crimes for "killing Palestinians" who were simply "flying kites." You heard it here first. What you won't hear...
The Media Continues to Withhold Key Details on Hamas’ Refusal to Disarm
With media outlets, and particularly NBC, the devil is in the lack of details. In the Aug. 17 article, "Kushner and Netanyahu agree US general should...
The Israeli Victory That No Enemy Can Stop
When people speak about Israel's strength, they tend to reach for the familiar symbols: the Israel Defense Forces, the Air Force, Iron Dome, intelligence, cybersecurity,...
The Story You Didn’t Know Behind a Famous Oslo Photograph
The below iconic photo of the Oslo era was actually staged. That's why it's perfect. The "Palestinian boy" was actually a Jewish Israeli named Zemer Aloni,...
The Wall Street Journal’s Framing Suggests That Israel Rejected Peace
In a rare "mask-off moment," Anat Peled's Wall Street Journal article "Israel Rejects Next Phase of Trump's Gaza Peace Plan," proves how a news outlet...
What a Redeemed Hostage and Grieving Parents Taught Me About Going Back to Campus
This month marks two years since Hersh Goldberg-Polin was murdered in a tunnel beneath Rafah. Shortly before his yahrzeit, the Hebrew anniversary of his death, I...
Hezbollah Attacked Israel — but the World Keeps Painting Israel as the Aggressor
On the night of August 14/15, 2026, Hezbollah fired an explosive drone at Israeli soldiers stationed at the Ali Al-Taher Ridge, seriously wounding three. This attack was...
Can Israel, Syria, and Lebanon Cooperate on Electricity?
While Israel already exports natural gas indirectly to Syria through regional arrangements involving Jordan, electricity trade between the two countries poses a much more difficult test. While...
Al Jazeera Cut Its Gaza Staff; Does the Timing Tell a Story?
A media rights organization has quietly removed at least eight individuals from its roster of media workers killed while doing journalistic work. The Committee to Protect...
Fact-Checking the Media: Did Hamas Ever Say It Would Disarm?
NBC's coverage of negotiations over a plan to ultimately rid Hamas of its weapons continues to be problematic. In at least two instances now, the...
Was Israel’s War With Iran a Success? The Answer Is Still Unclear
Public discussions of war often resemble commentary after a sporting event. Politicians, journalists, and even military analysts are quick to declare winners and losers, asking...





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