Media
Laura Loomer made political posts for pay without disclosing, ex-Trump aide claims - report
Former Trump campaign aide Alex Bruesewitz and two others said in a 'Washington Post' report on Saturday that they paid Loomer for posts on X; she disputes their accounts.
When polls get it wrong: Statistics vs political reality - opinion
Egypt’s media crackdown draws international outcry after Mada Masr closure
How is the Muslim world reporting on Israel’s election?
Who made Gaza hospitals and homes targets? - opinion
Hamas chose this war on October 7, then built its strategy around erasing the line the law of war exists to draw.
The illusion of truth: Why the press is wrong about settlers - opinion
Repeat a falsehood often enough and, before long, people accept it as fact. The same principle applies to the Western media's vilification of West Bank settlers.
Israel must treat the media war as seriously as Iran’s nuclear threat, Gil Hoffman says
MEDIA AFFAIRS: Gil Hoffman talks to the ‘Post’ about his new book 'The Blood Libel Machine' and Israel’s war for global public opinion.
Turkey appoints trustee to run pro-opposition Halk TV amid opposition crackdown
The move comes days after Kemal Kilicdaroglu, the court-appointed chairman of Turkey's former main opposition Republican People's Party, publicly criticized Halk TV over its coverage.
‘There will be no Tel Aviv’: Egyptians threaten Israel following Smotrich Sinai comments
“There will be no Tel Aviv, there will be no Ben-Gurion Airport, and there will be no Netanyahu,” said Amr Adib on MBC Egypt.
When journalism fails, democracy fails - opinion
Today, we face another contagion: the erosion of our collective capacity for critical thinking.
Editor’s Notes: Flydubai crisis shows why we need another major news agency - comment
As editor of the Post, I would welcome another substantial international news agency. I would like a wider range of independently gathered accounts for our editors to consider.
Esther Rantzen, campaigning Jewish British television presenter, dies at age 86
Esther Rantzen's show "That's Life!" was credited with helping to make car seat belts compulsory for children and bringing in safer surfaces to replace concrete in playgrounds.
Gulf media delays reporting on flydubai hijacking, consider Israeli sources unreliable - analysis
While Israeli officials increasingly view the incident as an attempted hijacking and a disaster that was narrowly avoided by heroes on the plane, many in the Gulf appeared wary of reporting details.
Not sheepish: Israel Museum reveals a different side of Menashe Kadishman’s art
As an exhibition currently on display at the Israel Museum clearly demonstrates, there was a lot more to the late, internationally renowned Israel Prize-winning artist than just funky farm animals.