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I grew up with London’s history of resilience in the face of war and terrorism. Now a giant statue of a man convicted of five murders has appeared above a London street, his handcuffed hands raised as a symbol of Palestinian resistance.
Israeli documentary Torn wins a New York Emmy for exposing the disturbing campaign to tear down posters of Hamas's October 7 hostages.
Ali Jadallah has been named Photographer of the Year at the 2026 International Photography Awards. Behind the celebrated images is a photographer whose work has already received the personal endorsement of Turkey’s president, and whose family history has previously been investigated by HonestReporting.
Metallica's James Hetfield rejects political preaching at concerts. Here's why the band's history of defying the Israel boycott makes it even better.
An Arab Israeli scientist makes a promising cancer discovery, challenging the BDS movement and its claims of Israeli apartheid.
Israel's dismal standing in a new global perception poll highlights its ongoing public image crisis. But how much do these rankings reflect reality?
Fox News Digital exposes what anti-Israel protest leaders openly admit: Their ultimate goal is not Palestinian statehood alongside Israel, but the elimination of the Jewish state itself.
Twenty-six years ago today, two Israeli reservists were lynched in Ramallah. One photograph became an enduring image of the Second Intifada. The story of the photographers who tried to document the murders, and what happened to the man at the window, deserves remembering.
Non-Jews are proudly declaring themselves Zionists in a viral X trend, pushing back against anti-Israel hatred and showing solidarity with Israel.
NPR’s photographic retrospective of Gaza’s first year of ceasefire documents Palestinian suffering and continued Israeli military operations. But among the images is a Palestinian child greeting Hamas terrorists in the street. The photograph raises questions about the story NPR chose to emphasize.
AJ+ has found another sporting story among Gaza’s rubble. After skateboarding, soccer, boxing and makeshift gyms, the latest photographs feature taekwondo. I’ve photographed enough sport to recognize a familiar routine when I see one.
Three years to the day after the worst massacre of Jews since the Holocaust, The New York Times handed its Instagram audience to Gaza photographer Saher Alghorra for a beautifully produced film about Palestinian suffering, survival and rebuilding. Of all the days available to publish it, somebody chose this one.
Iran sent Hezbollah $200m, Reuters reports, even as U.S. sanctions and a naval blockade push Iran's own economy toward collapse.
I was woken by a siren on October 7, 2023. I didn’t know it at that moment, but life had just profoundly changed for me, my family and all of Israel.
At 6:34 on the morning of October 7, 2023, I was walking through Kfar Saba when the sirens began. I did what a lifetime as a photographer had trained me to do. I took out my camera. Three years later, after examining thousands of images from that morning, I keep coming back to my own 70 seconds.
Three years after October 7, David Lange reflects on that terrible morning, devastating personal loss and the fight against the lies that followed.
We moved to the Gaza border six days before October 7. Three years later, the memories remain vivid, but so does the conviction that confronting the media distortions surrounding Israel is part of the long, difficult work of hope.
A reservist reflects on how much of his memory October 7 has claimed, three years after the longest of days.
Three years after Oct. 7, “genocide” has become the default accusation against Israel. But that charge inverts reality, casting the targets of a genocidal assault as its perpetrators.
Hamas has confirmed that Sanad News Agency journalist Hamza Abu Salmiya, listed as a journalist by the International Federation of Journalists, was also an operative in its armed wing.
Three years after October 7, News24’s Chris Kenny delivers a stark reminder of how the war began - and the context too much media coverage ignores.
CNN Türk aired antisemitic conspiracy theories alleging that Israel and “Jewish lobbies” were secretly behind unrest in France. For CNN, the question is how this was broadcast under its brand at all.
Greg Sheridan condemns Australia’s rising antisemitism and argues that left-wing ideology has helped fuel hostility toward Israel and Jews.
The Green Party voted to define Zionism as racism. Israel barred party leader Zack Polanski from entering the country. The Independent reported both. Then somebody went looking for photographs.
Ireland’s football team again turned their Nations League soccer match against Israel into a hostile political display - alienating their own part-Israeli teammate Finn Azaz in the process.
Cable Street was part of my family story and my Jewish pride. Ninety years later, watching Zionists told they were unwelcome at its commemoration felt like a betrayal of what it stood for.
For years, Hamas has indoctrinated Gaza’s children with hatred and glorification of violence. Now, brave Gazan parents are speaking out about what that ideology has done to their own families.
A Flydubai flight carrying more than 170 people nearly ended in catastrophe. Investigators are still establishing exactly what happened. Online, apparently, no investigation was required. Israel did it.
