An empirical approach to fighting antisemitism in the media
Do different editorial biases lead to increased levels of viewer antisemitism? An empirical study would find out. Opinion.
Do different editorial biases lead to increased levels of viewer antisemitism? An empirical study would find out. Opinion.
MBC network's offices in Iraq stormed and ransacked by Shi'ite militia supporters angered by the network's description of Hamas leaders Ismail Haniyeh and Yahya Sinwar as terrorists.
Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar's death makes international headlines, cover pages, as angles range from praise of Sinwar to stressing his brutality.
The GPO reveals that 5,500 foreign journalists came to Israel to cover the war that began when Hamas committed the October 7 massacre,
The BBC receives £4bn from the public purse, which trusts it to provide accurate, fair, balanced and impartial news. That is far from what is happening in its reports on Israel's conflict with Hamas and Hezbollah. Op-ed.
The blatant 3 against 1 in the Trump-Harris debate was egregious enough to set off a firestorm of condemnation against specifically Muir, then ABC News, and then the entire media apparatus. And about time. Opinion.
Partisan journalists may have subverted American democracy, but in their war against Israel, they have blood on their hands. Opinion.
Study of coverage of the first 4 months of the war finds serious bias against Israel in BBC reporting, Hamas called a terrorist organization just 3.2% of time.
NY Democratic Congressman criticizes media for saying the 6 hostages Hamas executed, including US citizen Hersh Goldberg-Polin, 'died' instead of saying they were murdered.
Here are some of the facts cable news ignores or twists. In the name of our shared profession, I suggest you incorporate them into your reports and columns. Opinion.
Watch for yourself. In fact, take notes. There is a remarkable absence of originality in today’s political reportage. It’s all a tired repetition of talking points and leftist propaganda that the anchors and reporters have received beforehand and have literally been commanded to utilize at the risk of their jobs.Op-ed.
How did Italian and other Western media describe the Hamas murderer assassinated in Tehran? And his cohort, Deif? and Meshaal? Unbelievable. Opinion.
Foreign media has drawn harsh criticism for their choice of words in their coverage of the rocket strike in Majdal Shams.
Technology and the shrinking human attention span have produced legions who know nothing of history and decide the merits of this conflict on the basis of 30-second videos. Op-ed.
Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich wrote an open letter today calling on citizens to reject the mainstream media narrative. 'I call on you, citizens of Israel, not to consume the poisonous lies of the Israeli media.'
The role of a wartime journalist is to convey the context of war. And he can bring about change and awareness. Opinion.
National Religious Broadcasters (NRB) endorses resolution calling to use 'Judea and Samaria' instead of 'West Bank.'
It is the tiny disconnected far left elites in the media, universities, and Jewish-progressive foundations who have tremendous influence on IDF senior officials and career government staff, many of them retired failures, and want us to repeat their terrible mistakes. Op-ed.
Israeli Government Spokesperson Eylon Levy speaks to Arutz Sheva about his visit to Kfar Aza, efforts to combat misinformation globally.
Itzik Bonzel spoke with Arutz Sheva about his son, Amit, who fell in battle in Gaza and voiced his request for his opposition to the media.
Does Israel, a democracy, need to commit suicide to prove to the world that we will bow down to their western values of a free press?Op-ed.
Rasing questions about media complicity in the October 7h massacre. Opinion.
Government spokespersons must think beyond short-term media wins to address larger issues—protecting Israelis now and in the future. Op-ed.
Despite general media malevolence, the truth sometimes emerges. Op-ed.
Hamas barbarism must be met with an end to biased media coverage of terrorism and a refusal to let these murderers profit from their crimes.
Billionaire Elon Musk tweets about why he thinks his platform has become the most reliable source for public information in the world.
A new poll shows just a quarter of Israelis believe that the media portrays the situation in Israel as it truly is.
A reader needs very serious analytic skills to read a news report (Arutz Sheva, which is posting this, is an exception...). Op-ed.
Media storms - the subject changes, the noise and hatred are constant. But something else is constant.
Diminishing media attention for the Ukraine crisis is an anomaly compared to other global crises as it is a priority amonng leaders.Op-ed.
But tens of thousands of lefties protesting against judicial reform is big news. Op-ed.
Everything is Trump’s fault, as in Israel, everything is Netanyahu’s fault. Op-ed.
Right-wing ideology definitely has access to big money. All it has to do is deploy it in the right direction.
The conflict over judicial reform is really a battle between the two blocs of Israeli society. Op-ed.
NYT referred to Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir as a terrorist 20 times last year, but never used the word 'terrorist' to describe Hezbollah chief.
Israel has seen a changing of the guard and everyone must get used to it. Clearly, the Israeli media has not. Op-ed.
Despite the media’s lies, the leftist rallies are no big deal. Op-ed.
During the Shovavim period, taking place now, we can become free of media addictiton and improve our lives.
The switch, to aggressive reporting, happened in a blink, and it came crashing about a week ago Op-ed.
People who study Parashat Vayechi are people who do not get excited about media storms. Here is why.
How a war of lies and language endangers not only the Jewish state, but the West itself, in a new book by historian Richard Landes. Op-ed.
Headline after headline threatens readers with what will happen after the new government forms, none of it based on fact. Op-ed.
The midterm election once again proved that many reporters suppress the truth to bolster their position in any dispute. Op-ed.
Poll finds Americans' trust in the media is continuing the downward trend along partisan lines seen in recent years.
American voters have been left ignorant of the peril posed by Biden's two-faced approach to both Israel and Iran. Op-ed.
Former President says he will also target January 6 committee for not investigating his claims of election fraud.
The 20-year-old chairman of the 'Youth on Fire' party reveals that her modest wardrobe is a result of sexual harassment in the past.
Sophisticated on campuses, or violent on the streets, attacks on those who look Jewish are not exciting to the media. It's old news. Op-ed.
Latin-Jewish alliance aims to use star power to combat antisemitism and misinformation in media.
The media generally choose to believe the Palestinians, even though they routinely lie about Israel. Op-ed.
After handing a copy of the hard drive from Hunter's laptop to the FBI, the Delaware repairman says he's been smeared throughout the media.
Liberal magicians make riots disappear. They don't see the lethal rocks hurled at those at the Western Wall located below the Mount. Op-ed.
A joint statement by Israel's security forces bashes media conduct at the scene of the shooting last night in Tel Aviv.
So many Israelis who insist that we support Ukraine because it is the right side of history are on the wrong side of history at home.Op-ed.
Hackers broke into several of Iran's broadcasting networks yesterday to send a succinct message to the Iranian people.
Newsweek deputy opinion editor slams woke journalism in conversation with Tucker, calling for respect for those with whom we disagree.
Media pundits that 'dragged Biden over the line' in September have turned on the man that unseated Trump.
CNN's Brian Stelter tries laughing off a guest who says he's one of the biggest reasons people don't trust the media.
The effect of media's invidious role fomenting rage against Israel and Jews, while sanitizing the Palestinian Arabs, is incalculable. Op-ed.
Radio personalities Moshe Shlonsky and Yaakov Bardugo took each other to task over their treatments of MK Kara voting twice in a meeting.