YouTube summarily deletes Del Bigtree's HighWire account
Informed Consent Action Network continues broadcasts on alternative media venues.
Informed Consent Action Network continues broadcasts on alternative media venues.
Suspended Facebook user blocked for 30 days fully reinstated after query submitted to senior FB exec that included coverage by Arutz Sheva.
Social media mammoth rejects appeal by user suspended for quoting Nation of Islam head almost verbatim.
In Soviet America, there is only one opinion. Mob Culture permits no deviation. Am I allowed to say this? Is it cool? Is it safe? Op-ed.
Suppose you are caught watching or reading “Gone with the Wind" now that it is panned. Do they burn the book? Is this Russia? Opinion.
FB group for Israeli painters member writes post asking to avoid sharing nude paintings in group. Next day he finds himself ousted.
US President says conservative voices are silenced on social media after Twitter fact-checks several of his posts.
Turkish court lifts ban on Wikipedia that was first imposed in April of 2017.
Dave Cullen: 'If politicians make use of this new feature, it will show the ones who believe in free speech, and those who don't.'
Reporters Without Borders condemns PA court decision to block access online news sources which are critical of the government.
National security analyst: 'They could very well affect the Israeli elections, easily.'
Transportation Minister demands explanation for decision to disqualify broadcast with recording of words by former Chief Rabbi.
Iranian authorities shut down reformist magazine which warned against closing the Strait of Hormuz.
'Everybody knows Poles collaborated with the Nazis, its a fact,' says Netanyahu in Warsaw. Polish PM: 'Netanyahu's comments are surprising'.
Iran’s National Cyberspace Council approves steps to block popular photo sharing app.
Four graduates of top Turkish university arrested for displaying cartoon mocking Turkish President at their graduation ceremony.
Iran detains 18-year-old teenage girl who posted dance videos on Instagram against "moral norms".
Iranian President says ban imposed on popular messaging app is “the opposite of democracy”.
Bill drafted following publication of book critical of Lithuania during Holocaust weighed after Poland adopts Holocaust censorship law.
Lebanon bans Australian drama "Jungle", which deals with the story of Israeli adventurer who got lost in the Bolivian Amazon.
Geographical navigation application working again in Iran after being blocked due to its Israeli background.
PM Netanyahu slams left-wing newspaper for censoring Netanyahus' response to haredi woman's allegations.
Iran working to block access to geographical navigation application which was founded by Israelis.
Amnesty International says both the Palestinian Authority and Hamas are guilty of restrictions of freedom of expression.
PA releases five journalists arrested under new electronic crimes law.
Order provides for sentences from 1 year to life imprisonment for violators; 30 sites blocked, 5 journalists arrested under law so far.
PA chairman issues decree allowing his government to jail anyone on charges of harming "national unity".
Council admits libraries discard copies of classic children’s book for 'racist' expressions; one journalist claims books are being burned.
Ramallah government blocks at least 11 news websites, run by Abbas rivals.
Egypt blocks website of one of its most prominent financial newspapers as it continues media blackout.
Turkish court rejects Wikipedia's appeal against a government decision to block access to its website.
Iran’s judiciary blocks voice calls on Telegram, following arrest of people who ran reformist channels on the app.
Bill that would have required ISPs in Israel to block inappropriate websites passes first reading in the Knesset.
EU report wants UK media to omit any mention of Islam when Muslim individuals are involved in terrorism.
Rabbi returns to duties after he was suspended for discussing bus segregation in public lecture.
Following harsh criticism by Israeli Ambassador, UN reverses decision barring Zionism display.
As Obama admin continues to avoid the term 'Islamic terrorism', White House censors French President during Washington visit.
Turkish court bans access to Facebook and Twitter after images from Ankara attack were shared on them.
Eichler explains new bill banning publication of victim's name before approval, asks Shaked why privacy censor law isn't enforced.
Al-Araby Al-Jadeed's Ramallah bureau shut down after it reported about PA's security coordination with Israel.
Outgoing military censor Sima Vaknin-Gil says Channel 2 reporter revealed IDF planning during Gaza war, causing serious harm to security.
Former Cabinet Secretary reveals in special Arutz Sheva interview how security leaks are too common in Israel - and can kill.
Iran's Press Supervisory Board suspends 9 Dey, a hardline newspaper that criticized Iranian negotiators.
Ultra-conservative weekly in Iran banned for criticizing the government over its negotiations with world powers.
After international attention, Hamevaser's editor says hareidi readers simply do not want to see photographs of women.
Iran has started censoring images posted on photo sharing app Instagram, removing content deemed "offensive".
Hossein Derakhshan, a blogger who was sentenced to 19 years in prison over his writings, pardoned by Iran's Supreme Leader.
Iran's judiciary gives the government one month to block WhatsApp and other instant messaging services which have "immoral content".
Saudi authorities ban the sale of books by two Islamist authors known to be sympathetic to the Muslim Brotherhood.
In latest censorship move, Iranian court orders photo-sharing app Instagram to be blocked over privacy concerns.
Iran bans access to WhatsApp due to its connection with Facebook and Mark Zuckerberg.
A Saudi court orders the permanent closure of a liberal website for publishing "anti-Islamic content."
Turkey’s Prime Minister accuses Twitter of tax evasion, pledges to launch a probe against it.