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Leaked File: What US congressional candidate Brad Lander actually did in Israel
via The Washington Free Beacon An internal document from the group that organized Democratic congressional candidate Brad Lander’s trip to the West Bank describes Israel as “genocidal” and engaged in “ethnic cleansing” and says the trip’s goal is to build support for “international intervention” against Israel. The document, labeled, “INTERNAL DOCUMENT: DO NOT SHARE OR…
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Panorama producer: BBC has Palestine bias
via The Telegraph A former senior producer on Panorama has accused the BBC of bias in its coverage of the conflict in Gaza. Phil Craig, who spent two decades working for the corporation, says a “new, more radical generation” has taken over the broadcaster. The veteran producer, who was later chief creative officer of Discovery…
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300 pages of Hamas sexual violence
A 300-page report, places renewed focus on evidence of systematic sexual violence committed during the October 7 massacre by Hamas and the captivity in Gaza that followed. The report draws on survivor testimony, forensic material, and video evidence recorded by the terrorists themselves. Its findings are expected to shape legal cases, public discussion, and future…
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Sexual exploitation of women for food by Hamas in Gaza
Life in Gaza under the control of Hamas has drawn growing international attention, not only for its ongoing conflict with Israel but for the conditions faced by civilians living under its ruthless authority. Recent reporting has brought forward disturbing descriptions from women in Gaza who describe patterns of exploitation, coercion, and abuse tied to Hamas.…
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Gaza document exposes human-shield strategy by Hamas
For years, Israel has argued that Hamas does not merely endanger Palestinian civilians through its military operations but deliberately exploits their presence as part of its strategy for fighting the Jewish state. The terrorist organization has constructed military infrastructure in densely populated areas, operated from civilian surroundings and forced Israel to confront the extraordinarily difficult…
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Does AIPAC influence American media coverage of Israel?
Federal Election Commission filings for the 2023-2024 cycle record $37,860,200 in independent expenditures by United Democracy Project, the AIPAC-affiliated super PAC, per OpenSecrets’ tabulation, and every itemized dollar of it is spending for or against congressional candidates. The same disclosure system carries no category for a payment to a news organization, and none appears in…
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Does Hamas fight from civilian sites, as the IDF says in answer to NAZA?
Israel’s own records support the IDF’s claim that Hamas fights from civilian sites with a map and with cases. An IDF presentation plots three kinds of military site across the Khan Younis area, and Israel’s May 2015 report names homes, schools, mosques and a hospital compound used for military purposes in the previous war. The…
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Aarhus Model: How Danish authorities work with local communities to counter radicalization
When European security agencies were scrambling to handle the wave of radicalized citizens returning from the Middle East in the mid-2010s, the city of Aarhus took a highly experimental path. Developed originally in 2007 by the East Jutland Police and Aarhus Municipality, the “Aarhus Model” became a global reference point for Countering Violent Extremism (CVE)…
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Why does Israel draw disproportionate global attention?
Israel is a small country, yet the Israel-Palestinian conflict sits near the center of global politics, campus activism, and international media cycles. That level of attention is out of proportion when compared with conflicts that have produced far more deaths, longer displacement crises, or broader regional destruction over the last half century. Everyone can see…
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Three Years After Oct. 7, The West is Still Failing the Test
The Moral Illiteracy of the Modern West: Three Years After Oct. 7, the Test Continues Anniversaries possess a unique ability to strip away political noise and expose a society’s true convictions. Three years after the Hamas massacre on October 7, 2023, the horrific toll remains fixed in history: 1,200 innocent lives taken and 251 dragged…
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Does AI decide who IDF kills?
The controversial NAZA film claims the Israel Defense Forces built AI systems to identify and kill “large numbers of potential low-ranking Hamas targets”. The IDF has disputed this, stating that strike decisions “are made by human personnel only” in nine stages – from intelligence collection to execution, with a qualified commander’s approval at the critical…
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Before the NAZA blood libel, its director whitewashed convicted terrorists
The controversy surrounding the NAZA documentary concentrates on the extraordinary allegations the documentary makes about Israel’s conduct in Gaza, the anonymous military and intelligence sources upon which some of those allegations depend, and the extent to which the film provides audiences with the context necessary to evaluate them. Yet a newly released investigation raises another…
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Does Hamas Account for Deaths Caused by Hamas Itself?
What the Gaza Ministry of Health’s fatality records actually contain, what each party counts separately, and what no published list reconciles.
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Is the IDF the World’s Most Moral Army?
In a Jewish People Policy Institute survey published on 6 June 2022, “three out of four Israeli Jews agree with the claim that the IDF ‘is the most moral army in the world,’ and nearly half feel that this is a ‘highly accurate’ claim (47%),” in the institute’s own words. The phrase asserts a ranking,…
