Media

The Mexican-Israeli volunteer host was fired from a Sydney radio station after objecting to support Hamas' deadly attack.

A comprehensive investigation by Le Figaro has sent shockwaves through French media by exposing alleged antisemitism and pro-Hamas sympathies within the editorial ranks of Le Monde, one of France's most influential newspapers.

The pro-Israel host’s departure follows recent breakfast radio program axing.

Jeff Bezos, The Post's owner, defended the decision and denied allegations of seeking favor with a potential second Trump administration.

Experts challenge the authenticity of the medical evidence in a guest opinion piece claiming the IDF targets Gazan children.

Front pages worldwide reflect on Hamas’ deadly attack which led to a year of conflict.

The comprehensive analysis, authored by former BBC Television director Danny Cohen, revealed the British broadcaster repeatedly fell short of its own editorial standards in the past 11 months.

Jonathan Freedland and Hadley Freeman, two prominent columnists, announce they will no longer write for the world's oldest Jewish outlet after ethical questions emerge over works of Elon Perry, who wrote sensational articles on Gaza war.

The report identified 1,553 violations of BBC editorial guidelines concerning impartiality, accuracy, fairness, truth-telling, and public interest.