Gil Hoffman

The awards bestowed by Hamas terrorists to journalists who do their bidding bear witness to what educated news consumers should have learned by now.

If Israel is not even given the benefit of the doubt by the international media when it microtargets terrorists, it is safe to herald that coverage of this war will continue to be extremely biased. 

Our role as a watchdog has only made media outlets more careful to avoid bias and maintain professionalism as journalists.

Jews around the world fasted and promised to repent in their prayers on Saturday in observance of the Yom Kippur holiday.

After nine canceled flights, Avi Liberman, Judy Gold, Tom Cotter, and Nick Griffin kicked off their comedy tour in Jerusalem, bringing laughter while supporting bereaved families.

The international media should have known better and been able to call a spade a spade and a pogrom a pogrom.

There have seemingly been no consequences for journalists who celebrated the massacre of Israelis, and top media outlets are allowing them to continue reporting on the war.

Hypocrisy is what happens when too much of the media put their biases before their responsibilities as journalists.

Sa'ar's new budget is the first step toward correcting 77 years of mistakes in neglecting Israel’s effort to explain itself to the world, which is more important than ever.

You can also help make Facebook and Instagram less awful and make sure they call a spade a spade – and a cat a cat.