Journalism
IDF arrests Iran's Press TV journalist in West Bank, hands her to police, source confirms to 'Post'
The IDF confirmed to The Jerusalem Post that the journalist, identified by the Iranian state broadcaster as Palestinian-American Naqqa Hamad, was transferred to the Israel Police.
Western intelligence warns of Iranian cyber campaign using spyware against activists, press
The battle over narratives: How Israel can fight misinformation - opinion
25 ViZionaries: Jacki Karsh - No. 16
25 ViZionaries: Ariella Noveck - No. 11
Founded the nonprofit ShieldGiving, bringing anchors, producers and media makers to Israel for firsthand experiences and verified sources
25 ViZionaries: Emily Schrader - No. 8
Founder of the Iran Israel Alliance, a pioneering NGO dedicated to strengthening ties between Iranians and Israelis
Anonymous sources can become powerful tools of political manipulation - opinion
Protecting sources is essential, but anonymity can be abused. Journalists must examine who is speaking, what they know and what they want.
Feminist activist and journalist Gloria Steinem dies at 92
Steinem "passed away peacefully at her home in New York City, surrounded by some of the many who loved her," according to the statement.
Israel Police arrest eight suspected extremist vandals after graffiti sprayed on West Bank mosque
The graffiti also denounced KAN News journalists who wrote news reports, and US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee who condemned West Bank extremist settler violence as "terrorism."
Washington Post columnist rehired after being laid off for comments on Charlie Kirk's assassination
The ruling, made public by the Democracy Defenders Fund on Monday, comes as the Post's opinion section faces scrutiny following a push by owner Jeff Bezos to focus on personal liberties.
Pentagon fires editor-in-chief of US military newspaper, reportedly for opposing censorship
"According to the notice, I am being fired for stating in a CBS interview that hypothetical censorship of news for service members would constitute a personal red line," Erik Slavin said.
Prince Harry, other high profile claimants face multi million pound bill over failed lawsuit
Prince Harry, Elton John, and other high-profile claimants alleged that the Daily Mail engaged in widespread unlawful activities, including phone hacking.
British teen pleads guilty over arson attack targeting Iran International offices in London
UK authorities charged three suspects over the April attack on offices linked to Iran International, with one teenager now pleading guilty.
Austin Tice’s fate remains a mystery fourteen years following his disappearance in Syria
The longest-held US journalist in history disappeared near Damascus in 2012, and his family still believes he may be alive and may have been transferred to Iran after the fall of the Assad regime.
