Anti-Israel Bias
The “Le Monde” newsroom is rife with anti-Israel paraphernalia and editorial decision-making, including support for Hezbollah.
Yael Canaan’s submission of a Jewish-related architecture project resulted in a professor saying that she should have explored “what Jews do to make themselves such a hated group.”
“Australia chose to distance itself from Israel during the most challenging year in its modern history,” FM Gideon Sa’ar told counterpart Penny Wong.
Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar responded on X with a post he headlined “Once an antisemitic liar—always an antisemitic liar.”
The report says the Massachusetts Teachers Association has “waged an aggressive campaign that has encouraged K-12 teachers to become pro-Palestinian activists and bring anti-Israel propaganda into their classrooms.”
“When they recognize a Palestinian state and receive thank-you notes from Hamas, we understand where they stand,” says Israeli Ambassador to Ireland Dana Erlich.
“I feel I have to do this,” the president-elect stated. “Our press is very corrupt.”
“When Jewish children died of hunger in the Shoah, you were at best neutral in the war against Nazi Germany,” Gideon Sa’ar said of Prime Minister Simon Harris.
A bomb was thrown over the wall of Jewish communal offices in Cape Town.
“All of us—from his most fanatical supporters to his most fervent critics—are living in the Age of Trump,” the magazine wrote.
A security team evacuated the former champion after a group cornered him while shopping.
A new study has found “continued improvement in textbooks promoting peace, tolerance, and rejecting violence and extremism.”
