Journalism
Weaponizing influencers: How Iran is using access diplomacy to cement its narrative
Western media personalities who visited Iran this week have parroted the regime’s claims that foreign-backed rioters are behind the recent unrest.
Russian-Israeli journalist removed from Netanyahu's US flight amid 'security concerns'
Jerusalem journalist arrested after reporting suspected Iranian recruitment attempt
Editor's Notes: Washington Post chose comfort over survival, now journalists pay price - comment
Trump administration moves to tighten duration of visas for students and media
The latest move would create new hurdles for international students, exchange workers, and foreign journalists who would have to apply to extend their stay in the US.
The eighth front: Netanyahu thanks delegation of US journalists for supporting Israel
At the Gala, Netanyahu decried recent claims of genocide and starvation in Gaza, warning of the resurgence of centuries-old blood libel and antisemitism.
Is the international media holding our hostages? - opinion
When Sky News reported that Al Jazeera condemned the August 10 IDF assassination of its reporter, Hamas terrorist Anas Al-Sharif, he posted, “I was held by a journalist, and his father was a doctor!"
Countering media bias against Jews: Why I launched a journalism fellowship - opinion
The future of the Jewish story – our truth, our place in history – will be written with or without us, and if we remain on the sidelines, others will write it for us.
Pro-Israel Moroccan journalist interrogated, deported by Cuba over Israeli passport stamps
In addition to being deprived of water or food, Amine Ayoub was escorted by guards to the bathroom, and kept under surveillance.
Mother of missing US journalist Austin Tice says new intel. may help locate him
Debra Tice said the documents show that US agencies received near-daily reports about her son’s condition and captivity in the years following his 2012 disappearance outside Damascus.
Myron Rushetzky, the New York Post’s legendary city-desk supervisor, passes away
Generations of future well-known journalists, including the New York Times White House correspondent Maggie Haberman, got their start running copy for Myron Rushetzky.
Shir Perets: A one in a million natural-born journalist - interview
Behind the Bylines: A gifted writer and skilled manager and editor, Shir Perets quickly became indispensable, as the job of a journalist came so naturally to her.
‘You want more?’ Border Police officer indicted for assaulting journalist
Police assaulting journalists has become an increasingly common trend in Israel in the wake of the Israel-Hamas War.
Iran threatens to execute 45 journalists, over 300 relatives in coordinated media suppresion effort
The Persian-language news network said the campaign is part of a coordinated effort by Iranian authorities to silence dissent and intimidate the press.
